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Prime Logistics

Paperwork & Setup Management

 

Why Work With Prime Logistics?

Carrier-Focused Support

Dispatch support built around your equipment, lanes, availability, and operating preferences.

Clear Communication

Straightforward communication throughout freight review, booking, pickup, and delivery.

Operational Support

Help with the administrative and coordination work surrounding your loads.

Need Dispatch Support?

Tell us about your truck, equipment, preferred lanes, and operating goals.

Keep Your Carrier Documents and Load Setup Organized

Paperwork & Setup Management

Working with brokers often requires more than simply agreeing to a load. Carrier packets, insurance certificates, W-9 information, authority documents, rate confirmations, and other paperwork may need to be submitted or reviewed before freight can move.

Prime Logistics helps support the administrative workflow surrounding broker setup and load documentation so your records stay organized and required information can be handled efficiently.

 

What This Service Helps With

Carrier Packet Support

We help organize and submit information commonly requested during broker and carrier setup.

Document Coordination

Support with insurance certificates, authority documents, W-9 information, rate confirmations, and related records.

Organized Load Files

We help keep load-related documents organized so important information is easier to locate throughout the workflow.

 

Request Dispatch Support

Tell us about your operation and our team can discuss how Prime Logistics may support your freight-search and dispatch needs.

Frequently asked questions

Requirements vary by broker, but commonly requested information may include carrier authority details, W-9 information, insurance documentation, and other carrier records.

 

Yes. Rate confirmations can be incorporated into the document workflow as part of dispatch support.

No. Broker requirements can vary, so the documentation process may differ from one company to another.

 

Yes. Carriers should maintain their own business and load records even when administrative support is being provided.