Hardtack Foreman at the center of the phone, the routes, the drivers and the books. You approve; it does the work.
The back office runs itself, the phone answers itself, and the routes build themselves — each one a real system, all sharing one brain.
Foreman is the AI that actually runs your business. It reads everything — calls, jobs, invoices, compliance, customers — answers any question in plain English, and does the work: drafting, flagging, reconciling. You approve; it executes.
Morning brief, churn alerts, anomalies — surfaced before you ask.
Snap a receipt, scale ticket, or contract — Foreman reads it and logs it.
Set it once. Foreman handles it the same way, every time — with your approval.
Call Foreman from the cab. Same brain, hands-free, on the road.
Picks up every call, quotes from your rate sheet, books the job into dispatch — including the 10pm calls that used to go to the next operator in the search results.
A real optimizer — multiple trucks, capacity, time windows, disposal runs — solved every morning, and re-optimized when a route runs late or a same-day job comes in — one tap to apply. Real streets, real routes, trucks tracked on the road.
Multi-truck routes, solved every morning and re-optimized when a route runs late.
Connect QuickBooks Online once. Customers, invoices, payments, refunds and disposal bills go over on their own, so your bookkeeper keeps working where they already work.
Every driver starts the day with their stops in order, each with an arrival time. At each stop they navigate, call or message the customer, scan the unit, and finish with a photo. No signal at the job site? The app saves the stop and sends it when they're back in range.


Give customers their own sign-in. They see what they owe and pay it in a click, save a card or turn on autopay, check what's scheduled, and ask for a pickup or pump-out without picking up the phone.
Billing, customers, units, compliance and reports live in the same system that answers the phone and runs the routes, so nothing gets typed in twice.
Drafted from the jobs your crews completed this cycle.
| Customer | Jobs | Amount | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Harbor Events | 6 | $1,240.00 | DRAFT |
| Pine Ridge Builders | 4 | $860.00 | DRAFT |
| Summit Ranch | 9 | $2,115.00 | DRAFT |
| Alder Homes | 3 | $675.00 | DRAFT |
A booking moves a lead to prospect; a completed job makes them active.
| Unit | Where | Since |
|---|---|---|
| PT-014 | Pine Ridge Builders | Sep 3 |
| PT-022 | Harbor Events | Sep 28 |
| HW-003 | Yard | Sep 30 |
| Date | Site | Weight | Fee |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sep 26 | County landfill | 6,420 lb | $154.08 |
| Sep 26 | Westside transfer | 4,980 lb | $112.05 |
| Sep 27 | County landfill | 7,115 lb | $170.76 |
| Sep 29 | Treatment plant | 3,200 gal | $96.00 |
Also by customer, with revenue and weight trends.