Broker setups
Carrier packets, W-9s, COIs and NOAs submitted and tracked.
Back Office Support
Setups, packets, check calls, tracking updates and inbox coverage — done by people whose only job is doing them well.
The short answer
Back office support is everything that happens after the load is booked: documents chased, invoices raised, accessorials billed, collections worked. MSM Transit runs that inside the dispatch percentage rather than as an add-on, so a one-truck carrier gets the same paperwork discipline as a 30-truck fleet.
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What this fixes
These are the four problems carriers describe most often on the first call about back office support.
What we measure
A service you cannot measure is a service you cannot judge. These are on the written weekly scorecard from week one.
The systems these numbers come out of — load intelligence, rate benchmarking, ELD and TMS integration — are set out on our technology page.
What is included
No vague promises. This is the scope of work, item by item.
Carrier packets, W-9s, COIs and NOAs submitted and tracked.
Proactive updates to brokers and tracking apps, on their schedule.
A monitored dispatch inbox with defined response-time targets.
Missing PODs, lumper receipts and signed rate cons pursued until received.
Nights, weekends and holidays covered by a staffed desk.
A written path for breakdowns, detention and refusals — no improvisation.
What back office support fixes first
Setups, packets, check calls, tracking updates and inbox coverage — done by people whose only job is doing them well.
Below is what changes in the first weeks, drawn from the same scope of work set out above — not a generic onboarding script.
This matters most if you run box truck, dry van or power only, where the difference between a good week and a bad one is usually decided before the load is ever accepted.
Most carriers who take this on also hand us billing & invoicing, documentation and factoring assistance within the first month — it is the same operation, and splitting it across vendors is where things get dropped.
If you would rather read before you call: The owner operator profit guide: what your cost per mile is really telling you, and Seven clauses in your factoring contract that quietly cost you money.
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A dispatcher replies within one business hour — usually much faster.
Questions
Yes. We can operate from a dispatch@ address on your domain so brokers see one consistent company, not an outsourced vendor.
Works well with
Same-day invoicing, disciplined collections and aging that never gets away from you.
Learn moreRate confirmations, BOLs, PODs and permits captured, verified, indexed and retrievable in seconds.
Learn moreFactor selection, rate comparison, clean submissions and dispute support — without the surprise fees.
Learn moreGo deeper
The same service, applied to the trailer type you actually run.
Regional and final-mile freight. Volume of loads matters more than size of loads — and that means constant board work.
Read onThe backbone of freight. Consistent volume, tight margins — which is exactly why negotiation and deadhead control decide profitability.
Read onLow overhead, fast turns. The winning strategy is trailer availability and program relationships, not board scraping.
Read onFree dispatch audit
Book a free 20-minute audit. We will tell you honestly whether this service will move your numbers — and what it would cost.
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Tell us what you run. A dispatcher — not a call center — responds within one business hour with a rate strategy for your lanes.