Plan

Know the trucks before you book them

Say what has to move. Tragget works out the trucks.

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Dispatch

One screen, no phone calls

Built from the plan. Repeat yesterday with one click.

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Track & approve

See it happen. Pay for what was done.

Every truck today. Nothing bills until it is approved.

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Plan: how many trucks it really takes

Say what has to move, and by when. Out to the dump, back from the pit.

The Plan tab: 4,000 cubic metres of spoil out to Sumas Reclaim Pit and 1,200 of gravel in from Chilliwack Aggregates, both 19 to 30 October, 10 working days. The amount and dates of the spoil are circled: what has to move, and by when.

Tragget works out the trucks. Sized to the busiest day, not the average, with the wait at the excavator counted.

Trucks for this plan: four tridems with ponies at 8 rounds and three tandems at 9 rounds. The row reading busiest day 400 cubic metres, 7 trucks move 969, clears it with 569 spare is circled: sized to your busiest day. One excavator, waiting 30 minutes an hour, with room for about 6 more trucks.

Dispatch: one screen, sent to your vendors

Rounds, sites and instructions, set once. The approver is named before the first truck rolls.

The dispatch screen for Highway 17 Interchange Stage 2 on 13 October: spoil and clay out, structural fill in, one tridem at 06:30, vendor Cedar Ridge Trucking. The driver instructions are circled, what the driver reads on their ticket, and so is the job approver, Marcus Webb, who signs the tickets off.

Tomorrow looks like today? Load a past dispatch, change the date, send.

Repeat a past dispatch, 15 available: cards for Fraser Valley Haulage and Cedar Ridge Trucking tridems, tandems and a quad-axle. The first card is circled: one click, the same day again, ready for a new date.

Track & approve: watch the plan come true

Every truck on the job today, whoever's fleet it is. On the office screen or your phone on site.

The Trucking tab of Highway 17 Interchange Stage 2 today: 4 trucks on the road, 713 cubic metres moved across 34 rounds circled, where the job stands today without a phone call, and a card per truck from Fraser Valley Haulage, Cedar Ridge Trucking and Northline Aggregate. Beside it, the same tracker on a phone.

Nothing bills until your approver has seen it. Every load on one month: driver, volume, rounds and hours.

Tragget's Active tickets calendar for Riverbend Civil Ltd., October 2026, with ticket BC0002218 clicked open: completed, 10 October, Highway 17 Interchange Stage 2, driver Marie Gagnon, spoil and clay out, 140 cubic metres in 5 rounds, 6 hours 40, with that job summary circled and labelled Every load, counted for you. Beside it, the same month on the approver's phone.

Plan once. No paper tickets. See the job while you can still change it.

Then see what each cubic metre of earth cost you, or book a demo and we will show it on your own job.