Pilots

Open-data pilots you can read before you send us anything

Each pilot starts from a question a fleet owner asks, uses public files with dates and sources, shows its formula and ends with what to do tomorrow. Nothing here comes from a customer. When a number is an example, it says so.

Hero: U.S. diesel, 104 weeks, EIA. The pilots start here.

How we label a pilot

  • Open data, retrieved on a date. Built only from public files. No company names, no customer data.
  • EXAMPLE VALUES. Invented numbers used to show the arithmetic. Never a real carrier, broker or amount.
  • [estimate]. A placeholder you replace with your own figure.

What is not here yet

  • No pilot built from a real customer's loads. That needs written consent first.
  • No broker or carrier names, no DOT or MC numbers. The broker risk radar is aggregates only.

The Money at Risk example runs the audit engine on an invented loads file. Nothing in it is a real carrier, broker or amount.

Questions

Do the pilots use my data?

No. They use public files and, where marked, invented examples. Calculators run in your browser.

Can I get a pilot on my own loads?

The free audit does that for up to 20 loads. See how it works.

See what your last 20 loads show.

One short form. We reply by email with the next step, and a one-page report follows. Free, no obligation.

Mon-Fri, 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Eastern Time (Raleigh, NC). Voicemail is answered the next business day.