Inbound freight, outbound orders, rentals, and travel — tracked as bookings, tied to vendors, with every cost rolled into the shipment it belongs to. So your margins are honest, not guessed.
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A truck rental here, a freight run there, a hotel, an outbound delivery — logged in five places, if they’re logged at all. At month-end you can’t say what a shipment truly cost, so your margins are a guess and the leak goes unnoticed.
Troy’s Logistics Hub puts every booking in one place and rolls its cost into the shipment or order it belongs to — so your true landed cost, and your ROI, stay honest. Here’s what that looks like.
A live hub for everything in motion: this month’s logistics spend, active bookings, what’s starting in the next 7 days, and how many vendors you’re working with.
Log any booking — incoming or outgoing — and link it to a shipment or order. Troy rolls that cost into the shipment’s total, so Inventory ROI stays accurate.
Every order placed against its stage — pending, picking, packed, shipped — with anything overdue pulled to the top.
One assistant reads your live shipments, bookings, and spend — so a morning briefing or a quick check is a single tap away.
Inbound and outbound, tracked together.
Every run logged with its cost.
Trucks, hotels, and trips in one place.
Distinct partners, counted and tracked.
This month’s logistics and travel spend.
Costs flow into the shipment they belong to.
When, type, vendor, and route at a glance.
See active only, or everything.
Log a shipment, freight run, rental, or trip.
Tie it to an incoming shipment or outgoing order.
Its cost flows into that shipment’s total.
Inventory ROI and margins reflect true landed cost.
Your booking types, your vendors, your cost roll-up. We configure the hub so every shipment and trip reflects how you really operate.
Track the kinds of movement you actually have — freight, deliveries, rentals, hotels, trips.
Keep your carriers and partners on file so every booking ties to the right vendor.
Link bookings to shipments or orders so cost flows into true landed cost automatically.
Capture origin, destination, and route details the way your operation runs.
Bringing in pallets and containers? Log each run and roll its cost into the inventory it carries, so margins stay honest.
Running your own outbound deliveries? Track every drop and tie it to the order it fulfills.
Renting trucks or booking trips? Keep spend and bookings in one place instead of scattered receipts.
Carriers, freight estimates, and delivery tracking — the leg between “packed” and “delivered,” managed instead of improvised.
Packed orders line up as shipments with destination, weight, carrier, and status. The day’s outbound is a screen, not a stack of packing slips.
Estimate freight by weight, dimensions, and destination while the deal is still being quoted — so shipping cost is in the price, not eaten from margin.
Track the carriers you actually use, their contacts, and their performance. Route shipments to the right option by lane and load.
Shipments carry tracking through delivered, so support answers “where is it” from the record — and exceptions surface before customers call.
Small parcel and freight shipments run through the same board with fields that fit each — no separate spreadsheet for the pallet jobs.
Actual shipping spend logs per shipment and rolls into reporting, so the freight line on the P&L reconciles with reality.
Troy is one platform, not a bundle of apps. Here’s what this module reads from — and feeds into — automatically.
Orders arrive on the shipment board the moment packing completes — nothing re-keyed, nothing missed.
Estimated shipping can ride along on customer quotes, so physical-goods pricing includes the true cost to deliver.
Freight charges flow to invoices as line items — billed, not forgotten.
Support sees live shipment status on the customer record and answers tracking questions in one message.
Shipping costs roll into accounting-side reporting by period and by customer.
Shipments in motion, exceptions, and freight spend surface on the command center.
Troy configures itself to 126 industries. Here’s what this module looks like in a few of them.
Daily LTL and parcel mix managed from one board, with freight quoted into every deal.
Big-and-bulky deliveries scheduled, tracked, and confirmed — with white-glove notes on the shipment.
Outbound finished goods and inbound materials coordinated with the same carrier book.
Hot-shot local deliveries and national parcel in one queue, prioritized by promise date.
The dispatch-adjacent view: jobs as shipments with status the office can see live.
Parcel flow statused from packed to delivered, feeding support before the “where’s my order” email lands.
No — you keep your carriers and rates. Troy manages the workflow around them: estimating, assigning, tracking, and costing every shipment in one place.
Yes. Freight estimates by weight, dims, and destination can be built into the quote so shipping is priced in, not absorbed.
Shipment status lives on the customer and order records, so support quotes delivery status from the same screen they answer tickets on.
Yes. Your own fleet is just another carrier: schedule runs, track stops, and log actual delivery cost the same way.
No — Logistics is an operations module that only appears for industries that ship. Service workspaces never see it.
This module — and the other 23 — is included on every plan. Nothing here is feature-gated. Your clients pay you directly at prices you set; we never take a cut.
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