Project Hauling

Turn project work into ready-to-run hauling.

Plan demand, cover it with owned or partner capacity, and reconcile signed tickets against the same order.
COMMITTED (CAP)
$7,050.00
Not-to-exceed across POs
RECEIVED
$2,937.50
Received to date
OPEN POS
1
Receiving or awaiting sign
CAPACITY ORDERS · 1

Receiving past the cap is blocked. Both sides co-sign.

PO-2041

Rimrock Hauling

Lemont mill-and-overlay · CA-6

Receiving

$2,937.50 received of $7,050.00 cap

Capacity order view · Early access

For the work you create and receive

Make the plan visible before the trucks arrive.

A project need becomes a controlled request, a receiving decision, and an AP-ready record.

Demand starts with the work

Turn a project, phase, or customer commitment into hauling work with a clear site, material, date, and quantity.

Use your trucks first

Dispatch owned equipment from the same day view as partner capacity, with in-house cost visible beside outside spend.

Keep the ceiling visible

Set a not-to-exceed commitment and stop receiving when the remaining balance is gone, before the surprise reaches AP.

How it works

From a project need to an approved invoice.

Keep the commercial decision, field evidence, and financial review attached to the work they describe.
01

Plan the work

Start with the project need: site, material, quantity, timing, and the person responsible for receiving.

  • Project and phase context

  • Material and planned quantity

  • One work date for the first release

02

Cover the demand

Assign the trucks you own, or send a capacity order to a trusted partner when the plan exceeds your fleet.

  • Owned and partner capacity together

  • A clear commercial ceiling

  • Secure response for off-platform partners

03

Receive the proof

The foreman reviews the ticket at the gate, with evidence attached to the work that was actually received.

  • Signed ticket at receiving

  • Short or disputed work stays visible

  • Approved work cannot be billed twice

04

Match and move on

Accounts payable sees the order, the approved ticket, and the invoice together, so exceptions get attention first.

  • Order to ticket to invoice

  • Running balance after approval

  • ERP remains your project system of record

Controls that protect the job

The approved amount stays ahead of the invoice.

Set the limit before work starts, show the remaining balance as tickets arrive, and make an exception visible while there is still time to act.

Capacity order · PO-2041

Receiving
RECEIVED

$2,937.50

REMAINING

$4,112.50

Receiving past the ceiling is blocked. Both sides approve the same ticket.

Early access
Built with construction operators

Start at the transaction edge. Grow into the project operating layer.

Capacity orders, receiving guardrails, and ticket matching are part of the current early-access workflow. Project planning, equipment management and dispatch, and cross-project operations will deepen as the workflow moves out of early access.

Move your next project forward on Loadara.

Set up the workflow you run today, then connect the rest as your operation grows.

Founding customer program · Personal onboarding · No per-load fees