Rose Rocket is the single LTL trucking management software carriers need to increase efficiency and grow their business.
With Rose Rocket, you can get orders into your system faster, through self-serve via Customer Portal, EDIs for your valued customers, and Google address auto-fill technology. Easily find orders and documents using filters and custom views.
From being able to quickly spot quote, to knowing the historic quotes for certain lanes, to having complex tariffs that your customers can choose from, our processes helps get moving, faster.
LTL carriers can simultaneously plan and dispatch different movements on a single manifest and see status updates for on-the-fly changes. All the order and manifest information is automatically passed on to dispatchers so they have the right information to do their jobs.
Customers demand more visibility of their freight, and Rose Rocket's private and secure portals, public tracking links, and automated status updates let them track and trace shipments all on their own. Connect with an ELD or telematics device to make everything real-time.
Create custom-branded invoices in a single click, and even consolidate them to make it easier for your customers. Export your invoices and bills to the accounting software of your choice to shorten invoicing time.
Not all LTL dispatch software is created equal. Rose Rocket is built to offer more automation, visibility and flexibility so you can have software that works how you’d like it to.
Simultaneously plan and dispatch different parts of an order, and choose between FTL, LTL, point-to-point or multi-stop. Larger teams can work from multiple divisions all on one piece of software.
See profitability on every movement, not just an order. With added tools like driver scheduling and settlement, your team is able to put the best person on the most profitable legs every time.
From seeing all your manifests on a map, to knowing the last known location or even real-time tracking with telematics, when your team knows more, your customers know more.
From complex planning to system integrations, improving margins begin with improving operational efficiencies at every step of the LTL freight process.
Create, manage, and filter every order.
Handle LTL, FTL, single stop or multi-stop deliveries.
Create and manage shifts from a calendar view.
Reconcile driver pay with load data fuel cards.
Work from multiple asset divisions in one platform.
Plan orders and drivers from a map-based view.
See real-time location, last known location, or send ETAs.
See real-time profitability in every order and movement.
Manage, consolidate, export, or send every invoice and bill.
Organize loads better with custom tags.
Handle USD or CAD seamlessly between customers and orders.
With applications, EDIs, APIs, webhooks, and more.
The partnership between UniGroup and Rose Rocket has enabled significant transformation and modernization of our logistics business model. Our shared vision of providing improved service to the customer quickly netted improvements with order visibility, connectivity, and greater control and utilization of our assets.
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With an intuitive UX, and cloud-based approach, your team can be new, experienced, in an office, or working from their homes, and they can learn Rose Rocket just the same. Every plan has access to an on-demand training academy, and dedicated support.
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Taking on a new software is work, and you don't want to do this more than you have to. Rose Rocket makes updates to our software every 2 weeks, which means that your technology can support you now, and also into the future as your business and operations get more complex.
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Most of our new features are worked on in collaboration with our customers. With Rose Rocket, you are getting a Product, Engineering, and Support team that listens and responds.
LTL stands for less-than-truckload.
Less than truckload (LTL) freight shipping describes the transportation of small products or goods, that does not require the use of an entire trailer. When shipping LTL freight, it's typical that the shipper pays for the portion of a truck trailer their freight occupies, and other shippers and their shipments fill the unoccupied space.
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