Roadvision

Paid#20 of 21 in Trucking Accounting

Roadvision: A specialized accounting and dispatch system for interline-focused carriers. Ranked #20 of 21 in Trucking Accounting by our editors (7.0/10); pricing: Pricing on request; best for interline carriers with specialized billing needs.

7.0/10★★★★☆Editor score

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At a glance

• Editor score
  7.0 / 10
• Pricing
  Pricing on request
• Best for
  Interline carriers with specialized billing needs
• Founded
  1998 · Hanover, New Hampshire, United States
• Facts checked
  24 Sep 2026

• Where it wins

  • Handles interline payables, split liabilities, refunds and overpayments
  • Detailed P&L reporting by day, lane, customer or logistics partner
  • Cloud, self-hosted and on-premises deployment with EDI and API links

• Where it doesn't

  • Pricing requires a sales conversation rather than published plan rates
  • Interline focus may be narrower than general trucking accounting needs
  • Driver Connect mobile platform support is not specified

Our verdict on Roadvision

Roadvision is a transportation management system for truckload and less-than-truckload carriers, with accounting, billing, dispatch, driver settlement, fuel tax, reporting, claims, and costing modules. It suits small, mid-market, and enterprise fleets that need specialized interline accounting alongside operations. Accounts receivable, customer billing, interline accounts payable, split-liability management, payment processing, refunds, and financial reporting are central to its accounting scope.

Pricing follows an adjustable model handled through a sales conversation. The published product details describe cloud, on-premises, and off-premises hosting, so carriers can align deployment with their IT requirements. Roadvision connects freight and billing workflows through EDI and APIs, with listed integrations for RateWare XL, 3GTMS, Middlewest, RMDS D-83 SplitsAll, SplitsALL, and general ledger systems. These connection options make it a fit for organizations that already coordinate rates, interline splits, and ledger data across multiple systems.

Its strongest accounting distinction is the combination of automated cash, check, and credit-deposit payment entry with refund, check-return, and overpayment processing. Profit-and-loss reports can be organized by day, lane, customer, or logistics partner, giving interline operators several operational views. Driver Connect adds appointment details, arrival and departure times, and detention tracking for dispatch coordination, while support is available by email and phone with 24/7 coverage. Choose Roadvision when interline billing detail, deployment flexibility, and carrier-specific reporting are priorities. Carriers seeking a narrower accounting-only tool or a clearly self-service pricing model may prefer an alternative.

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Roadvision integrations

Roadvision lists 6 integrations on its own site.

• RateWare XL
• 3GTMS
• Middlewest
• RMDS D-83 SplitsAll
• SplitsALL
• general ledger systems

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Alternatives to Roadvision

• AscendTMSA web-based TMS that connects dispatch workflows with trucking accounting and reporting.8.8
• AAxon SoftwareAxon connects trucking operations, accounting, settlements and compliance in one system.8.7
• AljexAljex combines freight accounting, dispatch, carrier workflows and visibility, starting at $699/month.8.6

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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

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