Free download / Dispatch operations audit
A one-page self-audit for operators running two or more asset types out of one business. See whether your dispatch setup is quietly costing you jobs, hours, and drivers.
Before the gate
You run more than one thing out of one yard: dumpsters and restrooms, fencing and containers, some mix of them. This is a one-page way to see whether the setup you dispatch with today is quietly costing you jobs, hours, and drivers, or whether it is holding up fine.
Work through each section and tally the boxes you check. A high count does not mean your tools are broken. It means your operation carries complexity that most tools were never built for. The tally at the end tells you whether the friction is worth fixing.
Honest note: nothing in here requires our software. This is your picture, not our pitch. We would rather you see your own operation clearly than take our word for anything.
What is inside
8 sections, listed below with what each one holds. Every count on this page is read out of the document itself, so what you see here is what lands when you unlock it.
Sample
This is section 3 of 8, reproduced from the audit exactly as it appears in the document. Nothing in the box was rewritten for this page.
The rest is the same shape: 8 sections and about 1,018 words in total. If the box below is not worth an email address to you, the other sections will not change that, and that is a fair answer.
Section 3 of 8
Estimate honestly and round up if you are not sure. For each task, work out how many times a week it happens and how many minutes it takes each time, then multiply. Add the five together.
Reproduced from the audit. The other 7 sections follow the same format.
Weekly minutes lost to friction, and the dollar figure it implies. Your rates, your math, defensible to a partner or a bank.
Which single failure from the last 90 days costs the most, so fixing starts somewhere specific instead of everywhere at once.
Whether your setup takes ten more trucks and a new asset type, or breaks. Worth knowing before you buy anything, from anyone.
Free, printable, yours to keep. The email is the whole ask: no truck count, no company name, nothing else is collected here.
Your address goes on the founding-operator list, which is how the founder reaches operators directly. Reply to any message to come off it. The audit stays yours either way.
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The tools run in the browser and show the result first, with no gate in front of it. Bring your truck count and ten honest minutes.