How to Stop Running Dispatch on Spreadsheets
Most small carriers and brokerages start the same way: a spreadsheet someone built on a slow Tuesday, and it never stopped growing. Now it’s got fifteen tabs, three macros nobody remembers writing, and a driver pay formula that only works if you don’t sort column G. It’s not that spreadsheets are bad. It’s that they were never built to run dispatch for a fleet with more than a handful of trucks, and at some point the workaround cost more than the fix. ...