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Choose the work you need handled. We explain the deliverables, responsibilities and fees before you commit.

How pricing works.

A focused review

$195 for 60 minutes. Choose a Startup Review or Dispatch Performance Review. Implementation is separate.

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Continuing support

Recurring fees reflect the tasks, workload and service frequency you choose.

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Three steps to get started.

  1. Tell us what needs attention. Start with your immediate business need.
  2. Review the proposed work and price. Know what is included and who handles each step.
  3. Confirm the start. Your agreement identifies the records, access and other requirements.

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Recruitment administration for carriers

THS can help organize approved job copy, applicant follow-up, interview coordination and recruitment records. Start with the carrier identity, documented opening, equipment, location, pay, benefits, qualifications and named hiring owner.

The carrier verifies the role, handles required screening and makes hiring decisions. Scope and fees are quoted separately; job-board, screening and other outside charges are included only when expressly agreed.

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Review detailed launch, administration, recovery and growth scopes
Four core engagements
01 / LAUNCHNew carrier or business setup

Carrier Launch
& Business Setup

For an owner who needs the business and administrative sequence defined before operating.

A scoped engagement can include

  • Business and operating-readiness assessment.
  • Sequenced launch checklist with responsible parties.
  • Document-request and registration-support plan.
  • Recruitment, onboarding and back-office setup plan.
Reviewable outputsA readiness summary, launch checklist, document register and agreed setup workplan.
PricingQuoted after scope review. Setup work and any ongoing support are identified separately.
Request a launch scope
02 / ADMINISTRATIONExisting carrier or logistics business

Administrative
Services & Coordination

For an operation that needs records, recurring tasks and follow-up managed under defined responsibilities.

A scoped engagement can include

  • Document-request and completion-status register.
  • Recurring administrative task calendar and ownership.
  • Carrier onboarding and records coordination.
  • Progress reporting and unresolved-item follow-up.
Reviewable outputsA document register, responsibility schedule and reporting format for the agreed work.
PricingQuoted for the agreed work and service cadence. The proposal identifies recurring fees and exclusions.
Scope administrative support
03 / RECOVERYOperating gaps or stalled execution

Carrier Recovery
& Operating Review

For an owner who needs to establish what is outstanding, what must change and who is responsible.

A scoped engagement can include

  • Inventory of operating gaps, obligations and missing records.
  • Prioritized corrective-action plan.
  • Responsibility and document-control reset.
  • Review milestones and progress reporting.
Reviewable outputsA gap register and action plan with owners, dependencies and evidence of completion.
PricingQuoted after assessment of scope. Review work and any continuing implementation are specified separately.
Request a recovery review
04 / FLEET DEVELOPMENTOwner or entrepreneur planning growth

Fleet Growth
& Management Planning

For an owner evaluating the move from one truck to an operation supported by people, systems and reserves.

A scoped engagement can include

  • 1–3, 4–7 or 8–9 truck scenario and cost review.
  • Staffing plan, including replacement of owner-driving labor.
  • Recruiting, dispatch and administrative capacity review.
  • Expansion-readiness, reserve and insurance-review checkpoints.
Reviewable outputsA fleet scenario, staffing and capacity plan, and sequenced expansion checklist.
PricingQuoted for the fleet stage and selected scope. Insurance costs use actual quotes; no automatic savings are assumed.
Model the fleet first
Have a specific IRP or administrative question?

Start with that issue. A focused service request can be reviewed separately from a broader business-development engagement.

Describe the issue
See sample work products
See the work

From a business question
to a usable working record.

Illustrative sample deliverables show the structure of a THS discussion. They contain no client information and are not evidence of client outcomes. Your agreement defines the actual deliverables.

01 / Readiness review

A launch action register.

Sample entry: Confirm the responsible carrier and operating authority context.

  • Evidence: current business and carrier records.
  • Owner: designated business representative.
  • Status: awaiting verification.
  • Next action: identify the missing record and reviewer.

An action register organizes work; it does not grant authority or certify compliance.

02 / Administration

A responsibility map.

Sample workflow: Receive a renewal notice, verify its requirements, assign the review and retain the submission record.

  • Input: verified notice and related records.
  • Owner: named administrative lead.
  • Reviewer: responsible carrier or professional.
  • Closure: confirmation and supporting record retained.

Responsibilities and deadlines must be verified for the actual matter.

03 / Fleet planning

A scenario review brief.

Sample comparison: Current fleet versus a proposed additional truck.

  • Inputs: actual miles, loaded share and collected rates.
  • Costs: labor, fuel, maintenance, insurance and overhead.
  • Questions: management capacity and cash timing.
  • Decision: assumptions to verify before committing.

A modeled scenario is an illustration, not an earnings forecast.

Full engagement steps and onboarding questions
From your first question to the work getting done

A clear scope. A confident start.

Know what you are choosing, what you will pay and what happens next.

View the six steps from inquiry to activation
  1. 1

    Choose your support

    Just ask, learn more, then tell us which service fits. A free inquiry starts a conversation; it does not place an order.

  2. 2

    Confirm the scope

    THS reviews your entity, workload, records and delivery capacity. Your proposal identifies deliverables, exclusions, setup, recurring fees and responsibilities.

  3. 3

    Review and sign

    Review the named parties, billing schedule, renewal, cancellation and start conditions. Sign the issued agreement; THS confirms execution.

  4. 4

    Complete agreed payment

    Use the payment instructions issued for your agreement. THS verifies receipt and any payment conditions before confirming readiness.

  5. 5

    Prepare your workspace

    Confirm authorized users, requested records and delegated system access. Receive the approved secure destination for confidential documents.

  6. 6

    Confirm your start

    THS confirms the delivery owner, outstanding requirements, first milestone and agreed start date. Registration or payment alone does not activate service.

This explains the process, not your account status. Your issued agreement controls the actual sequence and service conditions.

What do I need before onboarding?

Start with your legal business name, authorized contact, service needs, workload and existing agreement reference. Accounting clients identify accounts and reporting periods; TMS clients identify systems and load volume. Dispatch and owner-operator applicants complete their applicable registration. THS then issues a service-specific document checklist.

When will I be charged?

Asking a question, selecting a package and submitting an inquiry do not charge you. Your written scope and issued payment instructions establish the amount and due date. Fees are established after workload and eligibility review. Do not send card or bank details through Ask THS or an inquiry form.

What happens if something is missing?

THS identifies the missing item, responsible person and next step. Access, document approval, payment receipt and agreement completion are separate checks. Ask for help with an existing engagement rather than submitting another purchase request.

Is a free service inquiry the same as a paid review?

A free service inquiry helps THS assess service fit. A paid business review has a defined scope and fee. Neither activates a recurring engagement. The written agreement names the delivery owner and describes the records handoff.

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