Ditat vs Infinity Trucker

Ditat is a cloud-hosted transportation management system for trucking carriers, freight brokerages, and asset-based brokerages. It brings dispatch and driver management together with billing, settlements, compliance, maintenance, reporting, and customer and driver portals. The web-based service runs in a browser, with dedicated iOS and Android driver apps for dispatch, document scanning, messaging, and status updates. AI document processing can extract shipment details from rate confirmations and create a shipment with the file attached. Fuel planning uses load, route, fuel-level, pricing, discount, and IFTA data to recommend stops and quantities, with planned-versus-actual reporting and options to restrict fueling to approved stations. Ditat lists more than 250 integrations, including accounting, ELD and telematics, fuel cards, factoring, load boards, visibility, tolls, and payments; named accounting connections include QuickBooks, SAP, and NetSuite. Its native EDI handles tenders, shipment updates, documents, and freight invoicing. Pricing is on request; the company offers personalized demos and guided onboarding.

Infinity Trucker is a paid trucking operations platform for iOS and the web. It combines dispatch, compliance and financial operations for carriers, asset owners and drivers. The service reads emailed rate confirmations, extracts the rate, lane and stops, then recommends drivers using available hours and location. Dispatchers can match drivers using hours-of-service and ELD location information and check rate per mile before accepting loads. Billing runs from a signed bill of lading to an invoice after delivery. Listed tools include a driver app, driver settlements, equipment management, compliance management and fleet P&L visibility, including each truck’s daily and real-time results. Infinity says it connects with ELDs, load boards, factoring companies, banks and insurance. It tracks IFTA miles and supports drug-testing and DOT-filing tasks. The company says its team dispatches around the clock and can hire and manage drivers. Privacy controls include encryption in transit and at rest, TLS/SSL, isolated databases and row-level tenant access.