Automated voice calls that confirm driver return dates and alert ops when scheduling conflicts threaten retention.
Start a Free TrialAverage trucking driver replacement: $8,000 to $15,000. Turnover directly tied to broken home-time promises and surprise scheduling conflicts.
Dispatch managers manually track driver promises via spreadsheets and text. One forgotten call or last-minute lane change breaks trust and costs a driver.
Driver tells dispatch when they want to be home ("Thursday by 6pm").
Every Monday, automated voice call confirms the promised date with the driver.
If a conflict emerges, dispatch gets instant alert to reroute before driver hears bad news from the road.
Voice calls don't require driver to read texts or use an app. Fits naturally into weekly rhythm.
Real-time alerts when a promised home date becomes impossible due to lane assignments or delays.
See all driver home-date commitments, call results, and upcoming conflicts at a glance.
Connects to your existing TMS or routing system. Data flows in automatically; no manual entry.
Our system calls 8 drivers to confirm their home-date promises for the week. Jamie sees a dashboard with all confirmations and two alerts: Mike promised home Friday, but the only available lane doesn't get back until Saturday. Sarah promised Thursday, but that lane ran long yesterday.
Before the drivers call asking about changes, Jamie has already rerouted Mike and offered Sarah a lane that *does* work for Thursday. Trust stays intact. Both drivers feel seen.
Two potential turnover events prevented. Replacement cost avoided: $16,000. Weekly cost of the service: $120. Return on prevention: clear.
per confirmation call
per month, up to 100 drivers
See how automation + dispatch teamwork stops turnover before it starts.
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