60-second recovery check

60-second recovery check

How many hours a week do you lose to paperwork?

How many hours a week do you lose to paperwork?

How many hours a week do you lose to paperwork?

Chasing accessorials, fixing invoices, reconciling settlements, checking on drivers. It adds up to real time you're not getting back. See how much.

Chasing accessorials, fixing invoices, reconciling settlements, checking on drivers. It adds up to real time you're not getting back. See how much.

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Driver Planner & Itinerary

See where your week is going

See where your week is going

See where your week is going

Five tasks eating your time. One number: how many hours you're losing every week, and what they're worth.

Five tasks eating your time. One number: how many hours you're losing every week, and what they're worth.

Your numbers
$
Where the hours go each week
Fill in your own hours for each one. We'll do the math.
Dispatch coordination and status checks
hrs/week
$300/week
Settlement and driver pay reconciliation
hrs/week
$200/week
Invoice creation and correction
hrs/week
$200/week
Accessorial documentation and billing
hrs/week
$125/week
POD, BOL, and container paperwork chasing
hrs/week
$75/week
Your lost
Hours lost every month
78 hrs
Hours lost every year
936 hrs
Value lost every month
$3,897
Value lost every year
$46,800
That's roughly 23 full 40-hour workweeks a year spent on admin instead of running the business.

Put your back office on autopilot

PortPro handles the accessorial tracking, settlement reconciliation, and invoice checks in the background, so those hours go back to you.

See how it works

Baseline of 15–25 hours a week on admin for self-dispatched owner-operators, based on Truck Dispatch Experts. Category split is a directional estimate, not a measured study. Your actual hours will vary by fleet size and how much of the back office you already have covered.

After you run the numbers

Driver Planner & Itinerary

Whatever the number is, here's what to do with it

Whatever the number is, here's what to do with it

Whatever the number is, here's what to do with it

Use this framework to close your biggest time drain first, decide what's actually worth doing by hand, and get those hours back.

Use this framework to close your biggest time drain first, decide what's actually worth doing by hand, and get those hours back.

01

Start with your biggest time drain

Whichever task is eating the most hours each week is the one worth fixing first. It's usually the one quietly costing a full workday you never notice going missing.

Whichever task is eating the most hours each week is the one worth fixing first. It's usually the one quietly costing a full workday you never notice going missing.

02

Decide what's actually worth your time

Not every hour costs the same. Spending an hour chasing a $50 detention fee is a different call than spending that hour on dispatch. Use the dollar figure next to each task to decide what's worth doing by hand and what isn't.

Not every hour costs the same. Spending an hour chasing a $50 detention fee is a different call than spending that hour on dispatch. Use the dollar figure next to each task to decide what's worth doing by hand and what isn't.

03

See what it looks like with the hours back

Every task above is something PortPro tracks and handles automatically, so those hours go back to running the business instead of chasing paperwork.

Every task above is something PortPro tracks and handles automatically, so those hours go back to running the business instead of chasing paperwork.

See PortPro in action

Schedule time with a product expert to see how PortPro could work for your operations.

Schedule a Demo

See PortPro in action

Schedule time with a product expert to see how PortPro could work for your operations.

Schedule a Demo

See PortPro in action

Schedule time with a product expert to see how PortPro could work for your operations.

Schedule a Demo