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Schedule the dock,
stop paying detention

Inbound + outbound appointments on a single calendar. Carriers self-serve through a tokenized portal. Door assignment + dwell tracking flow into the audit layer so detention charges only fire when they're legitimately earned.

Dock calendar with per-door columns and hourly grid of inbound + outbound appointments

Dock calendar — six doors, hourly grid, appointments color-coded by status (arrived / scheduled / loading).

From request to release

The full appointment lifecycle

1. Request

Carrier or shipper requests a slot via the tokenized portal (no Toretto login required). Or operator books on their behalf.

2. Assign

Door auto-assigned based on direction, product type, equipment, and load type. Operator can override; calendar shows conflicts in real time.

3. Arrive

Carrier check-in starts the dwell clock. Free-time window per appointment type (live-load vs drop, customer vs random). Photos / seal numbers captured at gate.

4. Release

Departure stops the clock. Total dwell minus free time = billable detention. Flows into Carrier Payment or Customer Invoicing depending on direction.

Why it matters

Detention, but defensible

Detention is the easiest accessorial to over-bill and under-collect. The dock module turns it from a phone-call argument into evidence.

If you're the receiver

When a carrier bills detention you didn't earn (arrived late, in the wrong door, with bad paperwork), the audit layer surfaces the dock record automatically. Dispute the line item with the actual gate timestamps.

If you're the shipper

When your shipper held the truck past the free window, detention flows into the customer invoice with the actual minutes-late and the dock record. Customers stop questioning the bill.

What's in the app

Dock calendar

Per-facility, per-door view. Day / week / multi-week. Drag-to-reschedule. Color-coded by direction + status.

Inbound + outbound appointment queues

Filterable by direction, carrier, status, late vs on-time. Bulk re-slot for snow days / dock overflows.

Carrier self-serve portal

Tokenized per-carrier URL. No login required; carriers see only their own appointments and can request slots within your published rules.

Detention reports

Per-carrier, per-customer, per-door detention exposure. Identify which carriers are systematically slow and which docks are systematically congested.

Calendar the dock in 30 days

Configure your doors, publish the carrier portal URLs, watch the chaos turn into a calendar. Most operators see detention dispute success rates climb 40%+ in the first quarter.

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