"Lognet's
Internet POD reporting system has decreased our customer support
load by 50%. In less time than it takes to dial the phone, our
customers can have their information on the screen in front
of them. They don't even have to get up to go to the fax machine.
Their documents can be printed at their desk computers."
Tom
Bartley - CEO
Atlantic Freight Systems
"The
(Lognet) system is completely transparent to us. Even if we
have a power outage, when we come back online the process picks
up where it left off... Thanks Lognet!"
Rod
Paul - Manager,
Westchester Putnam Freight Services
"For
over 10 years now, we've been working on various projects with
Lognet. They are a steadfast member of the transportation industry."
Mike
Syzmanski - President
MPS Promotionss
ATTENTION
USERS OF ALL TRUCKING SOFTWARE!
Trucking
software affords your company a service to price ratio that
until now was not thought of in the trucking industry. Congratulations
on making a wise decision. Did you know that you can extend
the efficiency of your software to the World Wide Web?
Read on...
How to
make a great system even better:
Integrate your P.O.D. Information into your web site
for less than 2.00 per day.
Information is transmitted to your website every five
minutes.
Your customers can obtain their P.O.D. Data using their
own reference number
Your customers can get reports from today, yesterday,
one date or between dates
Your customers NEVER have to deal with or PAY us!
Make your scanned documents available to your customers
through your website for less than 4.00 per day.
Yes, your software investment has saved time and
money. Lognet carries on this concept with automated systems
that enhance your value added services to your customers. We’ve
been in the freight business for over fifteen years. Give us
a call to find out more.
Trucking
software affords your company a service to price ratio that
until now was not thought of in the trucking industry. Congratulations
on making a wise decision. Did you know that you can extend
the efficiency of your software to the World Wide Web? 
