Book 15 minutesMore deliveries. Less paperwork. Better control. Get more out of the trucks you already own, with one connected system for the whole operation.
See the job. See the route. See the business.
The right information in the right hands.
Calculated quotes and a visual truck schedule, together. See the time each job really needs before making the commitment.
Route, site imagery and departure controls. Less calling the office. More clarity before the truck moves.
Route and site views show the shared job information; the departure control is from the pilot interface. Automatic customer texts require a configured messaging connection.
Sales trends. Truck production. Customer clusters. Time on site. Turn the day’s work into information you can act on.
Actual concrete operations screens with demo data. Screens are cropped for emphasis; use the corner arrow to open the full image. This is one industry example of a custom operations app—not a claim that every feature or integration is included in every project.
From the first price question to the last ticket of the day, the job stays with your team. Your scheduler, drivers and owner work from the same information.
The complete workflow is visible below. Messaging, scanning and accounting connections are scoped and verified during setup.
Pull up a regular customer or add a new one. Capture the delivery address, review distance and estimated travel time, then select yards, job type and mix design. Configured rates and charges do the pricing math.
No mental arithmetic. No scribbled notes. No customer numbers stored in an employee’s phone.
Evaluate travel, pour time, existing commitments and truck availability before offering a window. Favor efficient sequences and protect usable capacity, instead of squeezing in a job that disrupts the next delivery.
One synchronized schedule for scheduler, owner and drivers. Less double-entry and fewer update calls.
With messaging connected, send the booked details by text and email. Scheduling recommendations depend on your operating assumptions; they cannot guarantee a gap-free day.
The driver’s day starts with truck assignment and a clear job timeline. Review the address, mix, quantity, instructions, satellite view and route before heading out.
Fewer surprises at the site. Less back-and-forth with the office.
Driver self-assignment, material tracking and direct-job routing are confirmed against your company’s configured workflow during the demonstration.
The intended driver workflow captures progress at the point of work, so the owner can see how the day is actually unfolding.
Enter starting quantities for the truck before departure.
Record departure, open Google Maps directions, and send an ETA update when messaging is connected.
Capture the arrival time against the planned delivery window.
Record actual yards and completion time. Continue to the yard or the next eligible job.
Customers know what’s happening. Owners get timestamps instead of chasing updates.
Workflow illustration, not an app screenshot. Automatic texts and emails require configured providers. Material balances require validated consumption rules; navigation behavior depends on the driver’s device.
Start with the booking’s prefilled ticket, confirm actual quantities and charges, then submit. Paper-ticket scanning can be scoped as an additional capture option—with driver review before anything is recorded.
Less ticket re-entry. An organized record. A simpler path from delivery to billing.
QuickBooks exports are supported. Desktop import compatibility must be tested with your version and mapping. Paper-ticket scanning, automatic invoice/review delivery and direct QuickBooks Online synchronization require additional setup and validation.
Bring sales, yards, completed jobs and truck performance into one owner view. Compare planned travel and on-site time with actual timestamps to refine scheduling allowances and find lost capacity.
Make decisions from the delivery record—not a stack of tickets and everyone’s memory.
Driver-level production, load consumption and departure/arrival/completion comparisons depend on captured data and enabled tracking. Distinguish estimated route mileage from actual recorded mileage.
SchedulerQuote quickly. Offer practical windows. Keep regular customer details in one place.
DriverKnow where to go, what to deliver and what happens next.
OwnerReduce disconnected tools and repetitive office work. See where time and capacity are going.
Explore additional capabilities and configuration details.
Plan around travel time, production rates, yardage, truck availability and buffers. Make realistic commitments while keeping manual overrides for special situations.
Customer records, job details and completed tickets move through one workflow. Bulk QuickBooks exports reduce repetitive accounting entry.
Send on-the-way and arrival updates, then share a digital receipt. Current texts open the phone’s messaging app; automatic SMS requires an additional connection.
Compare planned and actual delivery times, on-time performance, time on site, minutes per yard and truck utilization. See where the day gets off track.
Give customers calculated quotes and available windows while you have them on the phone. Compatible call-tracking integration can add visibility into missed calls and booking conversions.
Keep customer histories, jobsite details and previous orders together. Review-request workflows can be configured; approved-contractor self-booking requires additional setup.
Understand existing capacity and seasonal demand before making a major investment. Use delivery and utilization data to inform the decision—not just a full calendar.
Use future bookings, seasonal patterns and historical comparisons to plan staffing, equipment and workload with greater confidence.
Customer records and ordering history · Interactive jobsite maps and photos · Digital tickets · Configured pricing · Manual schedule overrides · Truck and driver assignments · Delivery status · Quantity variance · Customer analytics · Mobile-friendly access · Configurable business settings
Direct QuickBooks cloud synchronization, telephone analytics, automatic SMS and customer self-booking require additional integrations or configuration. We confirm your requirements and any additional costs before setup.
Screenshots are from the actual platform using simulated test data. They do not represent customer results.
Designed for small, growing volumetric concrete companies. You don’t need a large office staff to run a more organized business.
No consulting engagement required. Purchase the platform independently, or pair it with Next Pull’s operations expertise.
Configured for your trucks, drivers, pricing, customers and operating workflow.
Platform access, hosting, maintenance and defined technical support.
Integration requirements and support scope are agreed before you start.
See how the platform handles realistic jobs, delivery windows and owner questions. Talk directly with Daniel about your operation.
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