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• AdminRichard Holland (Partner, Dr Dispatch) commented  ·  April 02, 2012 12:48  ·  Delete

  Dr Dispatch build 40 is up at http://www.drdispatch.com/downloads/drd5upgrade_55.exe password: spring

  This has the new loaded status, please have a look so I can see if this is satisfactory

• Steve commented  ·  March 16, 2012 13:10  ·  Delete

  That's great Richard!

• Jeff commented  ·  February 13, 2012 12:52  ·  Delete

  I agree, its a good idea to move forward on

• Mike commented  ·  February 13, 2012 12:40  ·  Delete

  no I think its a good idea to move forward on it.

• AdminRichard Holland (Partner, Dr Dispatch) commented  ·  February 03, 2012 10:29  ·  Delete

  Docked is for splits actually. It doesn't mean the same as loaded. Loaded is missing entirely at this point.

  Docked is to denote a load is sort of drop loaded, kind of for cross docking, etc.

  Adding a status is hard because of all the filters and reports would need updated to reflect that.

  We would need to account for Docked in load list reports, load views, etc.

• Jeff commented  ·  February 03, 2012 10:26  ·  Delete

  For trucking, "assigned" for us means it is pre-planned on a truck. "Dispatched" means the driver has the load information and has been dispatched. "Docked", to us, doesn't tell us anything because this could be docked at the shipper or the consignee. "Loaded" would tell us that the truck is loaded at the shipper.

  For brokerage it is much the same thing for us. The load is either "Assigned" to a carrier or "Dispatched" to the carriers driver, then "Loaded" would mean the carrier has picked up and "Empty" means it is delivered. Docked here just doesn't work for us either.

• Audie commented  ·  January 28, 2012 08:32  ·  Delete

  i thought assigned was that the truck will pk up the load and we do not know when he is enroute in brokerage. And dispatched meant he was loaded.
  in trucking assigned meant that is the next load to pk up and dispatched meant he was loaded.
  So I guess it is how you decide how you want to use it.

• Sandeep Singh Uppal commented  ·  January 24, 2012 13:54  ·  Delete

  too many flows to go through!

• AdminRichard Holland (Partner, Dr Dispatch) commented  ·  January 24, 2012 07:28  ·  Delete

  Dispatched means enroute to pickup. Changing dispatched-> loaded would take a ton of work and resources. Adding Loaded would not.

• Audie commented  ·  January 24, 2012 07:26  ·  Delete

  dispatched means the same thing change dispatched to loaded