One map with every driver, every active call and every scheduled pickup. Drivers get one job at a time on their phone. Every acknowledgement, arrival and mile is recorded as it happens.
Dense, keyboard-driven screens that hold a full shift of work without scrolling. Light and dark, because half of this job happens at night.
Assigned, acknowledged, en route, on scene, pickup complete. Late calls sort to the top of their column. Switch to the map when you need geography instead.
Every call keeps its own record: the acknowledgement, the departure, the arrival, the pickup, the dropoff, and the miles between them. Each entry names the person or the rule that caused it.
The same app, narrowed to the work in front of them: one call, one route, one button. Acknowledge, start driving, arrive, complete. Each press updates dispatch and writes to the audit trail.
Every event in MortDispatch is a hook. Attach a script and it runs when that event fires: chase an unacknowledged call, text a facility before the van arrives, require a second crew member, send overnight work to whoever is on call.
Tell Assistant what should happen and it drafts the rule, reads your current board to check it makes sense, and compiles it before offering to add it. You can edit the script it produces, or write your own.
Add people, change their role, and the app changes with it. Owners and managers cover calls themselves when the night gets busy, and the record shows it.
Response time from the call landing to your crew at the door, broken into the parts you can do something about: how long dispatch sat on it, how long the acknowledgement took, how long the crew was on scene. Read it over a shift or a month.
Every figure comes from the same audit trail the calls keep, so a number on this page always has a timeline behind it you can open.
Per month, billed monthly. Automations and Assistant on every plan. Cancel whenever.
Bring a normal week of calls. We will set up your facilities, your crews and your first two rules on the call.