A call-out found at load-out costs a route. A call-out found at six o’clock costs a phone call. Owners searching for dispatch support are usually the ones answering that phone themselves.

DSP Crew confirms attendance before the first wave, reassigns routes the same morning, coordinates rescues through the day and reconciles returns, undelivered packages and incidents before the desk closes, with a coverage log in your inbox each evening. Your dispatcher keeps the floor; we handle the routine.

What is included

  • Attendance confirmation calls starting before load-out
  • Same-day route reassignment when a driver is out
  • Rescue coordination and progress checks through the day
  • End-of-day reconciliation: returns, undelivered, incidents
  • Coverage log shared with the owner each evening

What changes for you

  • Fewer dropped routesGaps are known by 6:15 and filled by load-out.
  • Quieter morningsYour dispatcher handles exceptions, not every call.
  • A record of the dayEvery reassignment and rescue is logged with a time.

Dispatch · Tuesday

What your ops lead reports

Sample
Routes scheduled38
Call-outs2
Reassigned by 6:402 of 2
Rescues coordinated1
Coverage38 of 38

Dispatch support: questions owners ask

Plain answers, no numbers we cannot back up.

No. It gives them a second set of hands for the routine calls and logging so they can focus on exceptions on the floor.

Attendance confirmation begins before load-out, typically around 6 am local time, and continues until every scheduled route is covered.

The ones you already use. Access is granted by you, on accounts you control.

Hand off dispatch support this month

A 20-minute call, then a written summary of what we would take over first and a per-station quote.

Month to month. No setup fee. Cancel with 30 days notice.