Which software should a small trucking or logistics business use?
In India, Fleetx's Transport ERP or LocoNav, with the government's e-way bill portal; in the US, TruckLogics. Fleetx, a Gurugram company, shows profit and loss for every trip, route and truck and generates receipts as payments go through, and LocoNav tracks vehicles, fuel, expenses and driver behaviour in one app; both price after a demo. Whatever you run, goods worth more than Rs 50,000 cannot move without an e-way bill from ewaybillgst.gov.in, so pick software that creates or imports one. A US owner-operator with 1 to 2 trucks pays $39.95 a month on TruckLogics ($35.96 billed yearly) for dispatch, invoicing and settlements, and a fleet of 3 to 7 trucks $79.95. The rule: track the trucks first, then put each trip's freight, fuel and tolls in one place so you can see which routes pay.
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Fleetx is a Gurugram-based fleet software company, and this is its ERP for transporters: trip-level profit and loss across every route and asset, approvals, and payments, with receipts generated automatically. Priced after a demo.
LocoNav, an India-based fleet platform, tracks and manages vehicles, fuel, expenses and driver behaviour in one app, with AI alerts for driver fatigue and harsh driving. Pricing comes after a demo.
The government portal where goods movements above the threshold are documented with e-way bills and where transporters enrol for a transporter ID. Every transport business uses it daily.
TruckLogics' own prices for US trucking businesses, by fleet size. An owner-operator with 1 to 2 trucks pays $39.95 a month ($35.96 billed yearly); a small fleet of 3 to 7 trucks $79.95 ($71.96 yearly); 8 to 14 trucks $199.95.
Fleetx's TMS for the shipper side: load planning, freight audit and invoice checks against contracted rates and proof of delivery. Useful to see what large customers will expect from you as a transporter.
