Move Day

Every truck, crew and hour on one board

Plan the month on the calendar, place every job on the dispatch board and send the crew out with the whole job on their phone. A truck or a mover never lands on two jobs at once.

This truck is already assigned to Benjamin Clark at an overlapping time
Truck assignedKM-279 · Liam Turner → Truck 5
1Drag a job onto a truck
One day

One move day. Three screens in step.

Drag the time. The board, the crew lead’s phone and the customer’s texts all follow the same job — Emma Lee, four movers, Wednesday morning.

Dispatch boardWed, Jul 15
7:00 AM
Crew appCrew lead · Truck 1
CustomerTexts from Kestrel Moving
7 AM9111 PM356 PM
7:00 AM
Calendar

From the month to the minute

The calendar shows every move and how many trucks each day already holds. Open a day and you are on its dispatch board, truck by truck and hour by hour.

  • Trucks booked per day at a glance, before you promise a date.
  • Local, long distance, commercial and storage in their own colors.
  • One click from a day to its board.
1The month, with trucks per day
Schedule

Assign trucks without leaving the job

The job’s Schedule tab shows the trucks it needs and the whole day around it. Pick the trucks, and the crew follows them onto the board and into the crew app.

  • The job says how many trucks its volume needs.
  • The day’s schedule sits right under the trucks, so gaps are easy to see.
  • A warning stays up until every truck is assigned.
Trucks 1 and 3, crew of 8The crew sees the job in their app
1The job needs two trucks
Crew app

The whole job in every mover’s pocket

Today’s jobs, addresses and access notes, the inventory the office priced, a job timer and the contract to sign — in a web app that runs on the phone they already carry.

  • Clock in, pause, finish — the hours flow into the invoice.
  • Same item list the office priced, room by room.
  • Push alerts when the dispatcher changes their day.
Clocked in · 8:04 AMhours flow into the invoice
32 items · 361 ft³same list the office priced
Contract signedon site, by the customer
1Today's jobs on every phone

What happens on site stays on the job

Foreman tools

Changes are made where the move happens

The crew lead adds an extra service, corrects the drive time, records the coverage the customer chose and collects the signature — and the office sees it on the job.

Extra servicePiano handling+$50
Drive back to the yardRecorded by the crew32 min
CoverageChosen by the customerStandard
Customer signature Signed · Jul 15, 11:20 AM
The job timer

Hours that hold up when the bill goes out

Clock in, pause for a break, finish. Each stretch is recorded as its own session, and the worked hours go straight into the final invoice.

8 AM9101112 PM
8:04 – 10:12 10:28 – 11:22
Worked0 h 00 min
Break16 min
Goes to the invoice—

Questions about move day

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Can a truck or a mover end up on two jobs?
No. The board blocks a truck or a mover from being placed on two jobs at the same hour, and shows who is already busy before you drop the job.
Do crews need special phones?
No. The crew app runs in the phone’s browser and can be added to the home screen like an app, with push alerts for changes to their day.
What can the crew lead change on site?
Extra services, the drive time back, the coverage the customer chose, notes and photos — plus the customer’s signature on the contract.
How do customers know when the crew is coming?
They get their arrival window ahead of time and a text when the crew is on the way, and the move page in their portal always shows the latest.
How are multi-day moves handled?
Each day is its own session on the board, with its own crew, truck and hours, and each one is priced on its own.
Does the office see progress during the day?
Yes. The job updates as the crew clocks in, pauses and finishes, so the office knows where every crew stands.
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