McLeod Software Transportation Management vs TriviumTMS

McLeod Software provides ERP and operations-management products for trucking companies, logistics service providers, and private fleets. Its products—LoadMaster, PowerBroker, LoadMaster LTL, and DocumentPower—can be configured separately or combined. Organizations can host them on-premise, in a third-party cloud they select, or through McLeod’s managed cloud service. LoadMaster and PowerBroker include general-ledger, accounts-receivable, and accounts-payable functions. An integrated EDI engine supports real-time exchange with trading partners, and a RESTful API provides secure, two-way access to TMS data for integrations and external applications. Dispatch tools support driver and carrier assignment, responses to delays, and delivery scheduling. The Customer Portal gives assigned customers secure access to load information 24 hours a day, seven days a week. McLeod Anywhere supports Android and iOS for orders, dispatch, driver and equipment oversight, messaging, and alerts. The company also lists more than 260 off-the-shelf integrations backed by over 140 Certified Partners. Pricing is on request.

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.