Built with a working brokerage. Pilot desks onboarding now.

Every car, one record.
Margin on every row.

The operating system for auto-transport brokerages. Leads, quotes, orders, dispatch and delivery on one screen, with the evidence beside every decision.

Works beside Central Dispatch and Super DispatchOwner-controlled accessCard data never stored
The CarShipDesk pipeline: six lifecycle stages as tabs, a lead list and a preview pane with the next action

Why brokerages switch. Three numbers every owner knows.

CarShipDesk was designed around the failures that cost a desk money: the lead answered late, the load lost between two boards, the deposit charged back.

10brokers per lead

A retail lead is sold to as many as ten brokerages at once. The first desk to answer wins; the rest paid for a phone call that was never picked up.

A clock on every new lead. Price and send the quote from the preview pane; follow-ups due today wait on Today.
2×the same load, by hand

Most desks run Central Dispatch and Super Dispatch. That means entering each load twice, watching two inboxes, and forgetting to pull a delivered car off the board you did not dispatch on.

Board status on the record. Posting to Central Dispatch and Super Dispatch is coming; today you post in the board and track it here.
$480per lost chargeback

The deposit is the only thing a customer can charge back. One dispute on a $200 deposit costs about $480 by the time fees and time are counted, and a second one puts the processor on alert.

The record is the dispute packet. Signed agreement, quote history, every message and every payment, gathered into one packet you can print.

Where the money is decided, on one screen each.

Four screens an owner asks about first. Each shows the evidence beside the decision, so an agent finds the next action in three seconds and a manager never has to ask why.

A retail lead is sold to up to ten brokers and the first to answer wins. New leads land with a clock; price, send the quote and move on without leaving the row.

  • One deduplicated queue across every source
  • Price and quote from the preview pane
  • Follow-ups due today collected on Today
Pipeline, Leads stage, preview open on a new lead.Dispatch page, step two of five.Approvals, manager view.Analytics, owner view.
Pipeline, Leads stage, preview open on a new lead.

One record, one direction.

A shipment is created once and moves left to right through six stages. Stage changes are commands with guards, not a status dropdown, so a record cannot skip a step or lose its history.

A lead lands on the left, with a clock.

Intake from the website, lead providers or referrals, assigned by routing rules. How long a new lead has waited is visible on Today.

Queues
New
Leaves when
a quote is sent

Built for how a brokerage is run. Owners, managers, agents.

Three roles set the defaults. Owners grant or remove any feature for one person without changing their role. Managers and agents belong to one brokerage per email, so nobody’s book walks between desks.

Owner

top management
  • Every brokerage they own, from one sign-in
  • Grants and removes features per person, with expiry
  • Sees and ends any session
  • Company earnings, margin, payouts, analytics

Manager

a desk, all its records
  • Approves dispatches, earnings, hours, refunds
  • Reassigns leads and pauses agents
  • Team analytics, not company earnings
  • Templates, cadences and routing for the desk

Agent

their own book
  • Works leads to delivery
  • Dispatches within a carrier-pay limit; above it, asks
  • Sees own earnings and hours
  • One brokerage per email, by rule
Sign-in through WorkOS AuthKit, invitation onlyPer-brokerage tenancy with row-level securityLoad-board writes gated off until you authorize themGrant changes, approvals and settings in the audit logCard data never stored; hosted processor pagesSecurity details

What changes when you switch.

A neutral comparison with the broker CRMs most desks run today. No names; you know which one you have.

 CarShipDeskTypical broker CRM
DispatchA page: carrier evidence, editable conditions, signed sheet, approvalA modal with a price field
MarginTariff, carrier pay and profit on every row, quote and dispatch, with a floorVisible on a report later
ApprovalsRules route dispatches, earnings and hours to a manager queueNot available
AccessPer-person feature grants with expiry; sessions you can endRoles only
Several brokeragesOne owner sign-in, separate tenants, no shared booksSeparate accounts and logins
InterfaceLight and dark themes, compact or comfortable densityLight only

See it on your own desk. Thirty minutes, your loads.

Tell us the size of your desk and the boards you run. We reply by email within one business day with a time, and we come prepared with your lanes, not a canned script.

  1. 1
    A walk through the six stagesLead to archive on real records, with the dispatch page and approvals as your managers would use them.
  2. 2
    Your boards, your dataHow Central Dispatch and Super Dispatch connect, and what a documented import from your current CRM looks like.
  3. 3
    Pilot termsGuided import, a two-week review, month to month. No add-on gates for pricing or automation.
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