Carrier Assure vs TriviumTMS

Carrier Assure analyzes trucking-carrier performance to help shippers and freight brokers select and vet companies. It grades carriers from A to F using transportation information such as inspections, violations, CSA scores and safety ratings, drawing on DOT FMCSA data and SAFER reports. The service can flag indicators associated with double brokering, poor visibility and instability. Its performance score is guidance for evaluating a carrier, not a safety measure or guarantee of performance. Listed pricing features include predictive analytics, DOT authority monitoring, SMS and inspection data, and user SuspectCarrier reports. The free Individual plan includes one account and unlimited SuspectCarrier reports. Premium costs $149 a month after the offer period and includes one account, unlimited carrier scores and reports, and access to all data. Enterprise offers multiple accounts, API integration, analytics and reporting, with price not listed. Carrier Assure says it integrates with most platforms and recommends pairing it with RMIS. Additional options include custom scoring, insurance certificate monitoring, and analytics and reporting. The service is available on the web and through an API.

TriviumTMS is a paid transport-management platform for auto-transport and freight brokerages. It combines lead handling, quoting, orders, dispatch, tracking and billing. Lead management supports weighted round-robin assignment, source attribution and automated follow-up sequences. Brokers can decode VINs and view Super Dispatch and TruckStop prices together. Carrier tools include FMCSA verification, daily insurance monitoring and MCS-150 change detection. The system creates Rate Confirmations, Bills of Lading and Invoices, with electronic signatures and order archiving. Live GPS tracking uses a customer’s CarrierView account and can expose a public tracking page. Billing includes Stripe and Square charging, invoice generation, payment tracking, aging reports and revenue analytics. Integrations include Central Dispatch, Super Dispatch, TruckStop, Stripe, Square, QuickBooks, RingCentral and CarrierView, using customers’ own accounts. Plans are month-to-month, per brokerage, starting at $99 a month.