List of Allotrac TMS Customers
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Each quarter our research team identifies companies that have purchased Allotrac TMS for Transportation Management from public (Press Releases, Customer References, Testimonials, Case Studies and Success Stories) and proprietary sources, including the customer size, industry, location, implementation status, partner involvement, LOB Key Stakeholders and related IT decision-makers contact details.
Companies using Allotrac TMS for Transportation Management include: Brickworks, a Australia based Manufacturing organisation with 1852 employees and revenues of $813.0 million, COEX – Container Exchange, a Australia based Media organisation with 100 employees and revenues of $20.0 million, Elite Sand & Soil Australia, a Australia based Distribution organisation with 35 employees and revenues of $6.0 million, Parklea Sand and Soil Australia, a Australia based Retail organisation with 15 employees and revenues of $3.0 million and many others.
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Brickworks | Manufacturing | 1852 | $813M | Australia | Allotrac | Allotrac TMS | Transportation Management | 2017 | n/a |
In 2017, Brickworks implemented Allotrac TMS "" to standardize transport planning and execution across its logistics operations. The deployment positioned Allotrac TMS as the primary application for transportation management within Brickworks building products.
The Allotrac TMS implementation emphasized core transportation management modules, including shipment planning and routing, carrier rate management, load consolidation, dispatch scheduling, freight costing, and proof of delivery, configured to support manufacturing logistics workflows. Configuration work focused on workflow orchestration, master data stabilization for carriers and lanes, and operational reporting aligned to logistics operations.
Project governance was executed through a cross functional delivery model, with centralized release schedules, data quality controls, and structured requirements intake, reflecting Brickworks’ established practices for enterprise application development and release management. Operational scope covered distribution and outbound logistics for Brickworks manufacturing and distribution sites, with Allotrac TMS provisioned to handle planning, execution, and freight settlement capabilities.
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COEX – Container Exchange | Media | 100 | $20M | Australia | Allotrac | Allotrac TMS | Transportation Management | 2022 | n/a |
In 2022, Container Exchange implemented Allotrac TMS to simplify logistics for the Containers for Change recycling program. The deployment falls under the category and began in early 2022 across COEX operations in Queensland, focusing on collection route visibility and transport operations. The implementation targeted transport and collection workflows used by field operatives and operations coordinators to increase traceability across collection operations.
Configuration concentrated on transport and operations modules and auditing workflows inside Allotrac TMS, aligning functional capabilities around traceability, service-level monitoring, and invoicing and reporting. The project streamlined transport and auditing workflows to provide unified service-level visibility and consolidated audit trails for collection events. Workflows were configured to push collection records into reporting streams that support easier invoicing and network reporting.
Operational scope covered transport operations, auditing, and finance teams supporting the Containers for Change network, with governance changes to centralize service-level visibility and auditability in Allotrac TMS. The deployment improved traceability across collection operations, delivered better service-level visibility, improved auditability, and made invoicing and reporting easier for COEX's recycling network.
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Elite Sand & Soil Australia | Distribution | 35 | $6M | Australia | Allotrac | Allotrac TMS | Transportation Management | 2017 | n/a |
In 2017, Elite Sand & Soil Australia implemented Allotrac TMS. The Allotrac TMS implementation for the Apps Category supported digitising paper workflows and automating safety, compliance and dispatch processes for the companys NSW operations.
The deployment covered transport and operations functions and compliance capabilities, including digital inductions and permit management, automated dispatch workflows, and real-time vehicle tracking. Functional modules delivered included weighbridge automation, proof of delivery data capture, and automated data feeds that sped invoice preparation while reducing manual double-entry.
Operational scope was limited to NSW sites and focused on transport dispatch, safety, and compliance teams, replacing manual paper handoffs with electronic workflows. Governance changes standardized induction and permit processes and moved safety compliance onto the Allotrac TMS platform, enabling consistent operational procedures across sites. Outcomes explicitly reported included faster invoicing and reduced manual double-entry driven by real-time tracking, automated weighbridge and POD data captured within Allotrac TMS.
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Parklea Sand and Soil Australia | Retail | 15 | $3M | Australia | Allotrac | Allotrac TMS | Transportation Management | 2015 | n/a |
In 2015 Parklea Sand & Soil Australia implemented Allotrac TMS, a Transportation Management application, to eliminate paper-based workflows and automate driver, yard and dispatch operations. The deployment focused on delivering real-time job status and automatic proof-of-delivery to operators and dispatch coordinators.
Allotrac TMS was configured to support driver management, yard control, dispatch orchestration and automated proof-of-delivery capture, with invoicing workflow automation tied to delivery confirmation. The Allotrac TMS implementation emphasized operational modules common to Transportation Management solutions, including scheduling, route execution visibility and electronic POD ingestion, to replace manual ticketing and paper manifests.
Operational scope covered transport and operations teams plus the finance invoicing function across the Sydney metropolitan area, shifting work from manual entry to system-driven transaction processing. Parklea reported a 3–4x increase in deliveries per driver and reduced accounts headcount through the automated invoicing flows, outcomes recorded as part of the rollout.
Governance changes centered on replacing paper workflows with system-enforced dispatch and yard procedures, standardizing job status updates and proof-of-delivery rules for billing authorization. The program restructured day-to-day operational processes so dispatch, drivers and accounts receivable relied on Allotrac TMS state and events for execution and billing control.
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