AtoB Calls itself Stripe for Trucking on TechCrunch Live
When AtoB announced its new software for booking and tracking orders for trucking companies, its CEO, Devin Ahola, described the company’s platform as the “Stripe for trucking.” On recent episode of TechCrunch Live, Ahola further explained why AtoB believes its platform is so revolutionary for the trucking industry.
Ahola explained that AtoB’s platform is the first of its kind and is designed to make the process of booking, tracking and delivering trucking orders seamless. The platform connects shippers and carriers with an online dashboard that provides a customized payment structure, real-time tracking and other insights to help trucking companies make better informed decisions and give shippers a better customer experience.
Ahola went on to explain how AtoB’s platform is designed to offer a more streamlined payment process than other existing payment solutions for trucking companies. AtoB offers flexible payment terms and integrates with other payment services such as Stripe, making it easier for shippers to pay for their orders. AtoB also allows for real-time tracking and offers advanced analytics so that companies can quickly see who’s doing what and where.
Ahola also discussed AtoB’s benefits for trucking companies. AtoB’s platform allows trucking companies to leverage their fleets and improve their operations through better utilization, better tracking, and access to real-time updates. This leads to enhanced customer satisfaction and improved bottom lines. Ahola noted that AtoB is inexpensive and easy to use, so new users don’t need to invest in expensive software to implement AtoB’s services.
Ahola concluded his comments by stressing the importance of simplifying the freight order and payment process. He said AtoB is the “Stripe for trucking” and provides a streamlined, one-stop shop for shipper and carrier payments. To learn more, watch TechCrunch Live featuring AtoB’s CEO, Devin Ahola, to hear about the company’s revolutionary software for trucking companies.
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