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people on tracking, with two moved into new roles"For me, the best part about Chain is the simplicity of it. I know it's not simple, but for our folks, it is very simple."
Robby Nickeson COO, Schulz Logistics
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Concept Logistics already had tracking tools. The work stayed manual anyway.
Concept Logistics is a truckload brokerage built on repeat freight and long-standing carrier and customer relationships. Even with competitor tracking tools in place, the work stayed manual: getting ELDs connected, chasing updates, and fighting the same battles load after load. COO Greg Finnerty calls it death by a thousand paper cuts.
"It's a tool that does what it says it's going to do, and it's backed by people who know what to do with it."Greg Finnerty, COO, Concept Logistics
With Chain, a single track and trace person handles more loads, and dispatchers and brokers are back in the roles they were hired for. The driver and dispatcher share one thread, so there's no conflicting information about where a load stands.
Roughly 20 fewer touches per load, and hours back every day.
"If another broker asked me about Chain, I'd just tell them flat out: get it."Greg Finnerty, COO, Concept Logistics
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