Identify your systems
Which tools and accounts do you use today? Define which system supplies each type of information.
Your systems. One workflow.
A map supports planning. A freight offer becomes an order. An AI agent prepares the next step. What matters is how each connection works in your daily operations.
Agree scope, access and setup for each connection

How the steps fit together
Which tools and accounts do you use today? Define which system supplies each type of information.
Which information needs to be read, imported or created? An import and ongoing synchronisation are different requirements.
Check a specific case with the intended access, roles and formats before relying on it in daily operations.
TomTom provides map and routing capabilities within DispoHub. Review stops and routes alongside your planning. Vehicle profiles, available data and settings determine the route information you use for your business.
The TIMOCOM inbox places offers in the context of your working day. Your exchange account remains separate. We clarify permissions, setup and the transfer workflow; full synchronisation of every field is not assumed.
The private Business connection is designed for queries and supported actions with previews and confirmation. Explore the detail page for requirements and limitations. Other accounting or customer systems are discussed against your specific needs.
Outlook is listed as an integration; Slack is planned on request. Define which messages should relate to an order and which information the team needs. Setup, permissions and actual synchronisation require review for each connection. A catalogue entry does not prove an operational end-to-end flow.
Webfleet, Fleetboard and Samsara are listed as planned telematics providers in settings. The aim is to connect vehicle positions from GPS hardware. These provider connections are not offered as generally available. TomTom route planning, driver-app location and telematics are distinct sources and functions.
The planned PartnerConnect flow should hand over an approved order directly to a connected carrier’s DispoHub. Both businesses retain their own workspace. Scope, permissions and the complete transfer need review before production use.
No. Plans, access, setup and any third-party contracts vary by connection. We clarify these requirements before preparing an offer.
That depends on the data flow. A map display, an import and an approved AI action are different capabilities. Scope is defined for each connection.
Describe the system and required data exchange in the configurator. We review feasibility and scope before making a commitment.
More possibilities. Clearly explained.
Explore workflows that fit your business, with clear requirements and a practical next step.
The next step
Show us how you work. Together we’ll explore the plan and modules that fit your day.