TruckingOffice review
A broad dispatch and trucking operations platform for small trucking businesses.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
TruckingOffice is web-based trucking management software for owner-operators, fleets, brokers, dispatchers, and freight businesses. It brings dispatch creation, driver and vehicle records, customer and shipment records, invoicing, expenses, IFTA reporting, maintenance tracking, routing, and driver settlements into one service. The platform also supports a browser-based driver app, optional driver location sharing, route tracking, and ELD location data integration. Small trucking operations that want one system for day-to-day dispatch and back-office work are the clearest fit.
The monthly plan structure is organized primarily by truck count or dispatch volume rather than dispatcher seats. Basic plans are available for Owner/Operator, Mid Size, Fleet, and Broker workflows, with the broker option covering a basic broker workflow. Pro plans are offered for Owner/Operator, Mid Size, and Fleet users, and add FTL and LTL workflows plus the Load Planner. The service includes a 30-day trial, while paid access is required for ongoing use. This tier split makes the Pro plans more relevant for operations that manage both full and less-than-truckload freight.
Platform coverage is broad, with web, iOS, Android, and API access. The listed integrations are PC*MILER and Highway, while ELD location data can support location tracking. The driver app can handle trip information, expenses, settlements, and document uploads, but the driver app and location features require TruckingOffice Pro/TMS access and may need to be enabled. Choose TruckingOffice if dispatch, trucking records, compliance-related reporting, maintenance, and settlements matter more than a wide integration or analytics ecosystem. Businesses needing only basic FTL workflows may prefer the Basic plans, while operations that need broader connectivity should compare alternatives.
TruckingOffice pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Covers dispatch, records, invoicing, IFTA, maintenance, and settlements.
- Pro plans add FTL/LTL workflows and a Load Planner.
- Available on web, iOS, Android, and through an API.
- Where it doesn't
- Basic plans provide a basic FTL workflow.
- Location sharing and route tracking require Pro/TMS access.
- Its listed integrations are focused on PC*MILER and Highway.
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