Pedigree Technologies OneView ELD vs TruckingOffice

Pedigree Technologies OneView ELD provides electronic logging tools for tracking driver hours, managing logs, and preparing for audits. The maker describes it as meeting FMCSA and Canadian ELD requirements. Cab-Mate Open lets drivers use their own phone or tablet when Pedigree approves the device; it connects over Bluetooth without wiring and accepts PTO, APU, temperature, and other vehicle inputs. Listed functions include electronic driver logs, DVIR, automated IFTA fuel-tax reporting, two-way messaging, and high-priority notifications. Technology partners can integrate data through an open API. Cab-Mate Open supports full device management through a customer’s organization MDM platform. Pedigree advertises U.S.-based 24/7 technical support. OneView targets fleets, field service, and heavy equipment industries and runs on Android, iOS, and web. Pricing is on request. Hardware bought from unauthorized sellers is excluded from warranty service.

TruckingOffice provides TMS and ELD software for owner-operators and fleet builders, with web, Android, and iOS access. The TMS tracks dispatch details and invoices, including payment status and overdue invoices. Its IFTA reporting tracks miles and fuel gallons by state, calculating mileage automatically with PC*Miler. Pro plans add load planning, LTL dispatch, factoring and remit-to support, and driver settlement management. The ELD app supports driver logs, duty-status changes, daily log certification, and roadside inspection reports; its vehicle interface device reads the truck’s ECM and connects to a phone or tablet by Bluetooth. TMS plans range from $25 a month for Basic Owner/Operator to $130 a month for Pro Fleet, with truck counts and workflows varying by plan. ELD options include $23 a month or $240 a year. A 30-day trial is offered. The TMS page states there are no additional-user fees or contracts and that customers can cancel at any time. Free support is advertised.