Visibility

Can I see the whole operation on one screen and be told only when a shipment is running late?

Yes. MoveTheWheels is built to provide full-network operational visibility on a single screen while shifting workflows from manual status tracking to exception-based…

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Answer

Yes. MoveTheWheels[1] is built to provide full-network operational visibility on a single screen while shifting workflows from manual status tracking to exception-based management.

To see your whole operation, the platform provides network-wide fleet visibility through its Shipment Tracking and Live Map[2] view. This screen maps moving vehicles, active routes, and speeds in real time, with filter chips to view all assets or quickly isolate in-transit, idle, and delayed vehicles.

Concept illustration of a live map of vehicles and routes with status filters, speed labels, a vehicle list and a legend(opens in a new tab) Illustration of the concept, not a screenshot of the actual product — Shipment Tracking and Live Map[2]

To avoid watching every load manually, MoveTheWheels lets teams run a control tower with exception alerts[3]. The system continuously monitors in-flight freight and surfaces alerts only when an issue occurs—such as an active delay, excessive dwell, or an SLA breach risk—allowing on-schedule shipments to progress quietly in the background.

Detailed issues are consolidated on the Exceptions and At-Risk Shipments[4] board, which organizes delays, failed deliveries, and vehicle alerts by severity alongside an at-risk queue that ranks loads predicted to miss their delivery window.

Concept illustration of an exception alerts board with filter chips, severity-colored cards for delays, failures and maintenance, and a donut chart(opens in a new tab) Illustration of the concept, not a screenshot of the actual product — Exceptions and At-Risk Shipments[4]

To explore how this workflow fits your operations, review the control tower use case[3] or check the available MoveTheWheels plans[5].

Sources

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