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SKLA Freight

National fleet with workday and critical route visibility

Anticipate operational breaks and rebuild plans with tower and road compliance.

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While traditional systems manage people, SKLA governs people, assets, and rules in the same operational decision.

Why it is not just driver scheduling

Spreadsheets and legacy systems focus on who works which shift. SKLA connects scheduling, duty, operational exceptions, and compliance — with a tower to decide before impact.

Typical legacy scheduling

  • Static grid per driver or post
  • Compliance in after-the-fact reports
  • No trip, handover, or multimodal view
  • Manual reaction to absences and delays

SKLA enterprise

  • Scheduling linked to duty, activities, and rules
  • Rule Engine blocks or warns in workflow
  • Tower prioritizes exceptions with operational context
  • Solver and positioning to rebuild plans

Control tower

Exceptions grouped by impact — crew deficit, handover, journey, and slots.

Integrated compliance

Labor law, driver law, CBAs, and segment profiles at publish time.

Multimodal

Road, rail, air, and maritime under one governance when contracted.

Crew positioning

Reposition crew between bases to take a trip, flight, or shift.

Operational challenges

Real day-to-day complexity — on two axes that must be governed together.

Drivers and work hours

  • Accumulated work hours and complex relay planning
  • Driver shortage on critical routes
  • Overtime and labor risk in national operations
  • Late reaction to crew unavailability

Fleet and routes

  • Operational breaks on sensitive routes
  • Idle fleet without visibility across bases
  • Idle vs. driving time out of control
  • Significant losses from unplanned stops

What your operation gains

Drivers and work hours

  • More predictable relay planning
  • Fewer breaks due to missing drivers
  • Lower labor risk on work hours
  • Faster decisions with trip context

Fleet and routes

  • Fewer operational breaks on critical routes
  • Better fleet and base utilization
  • Greater visibility across bases and routes
  • Earlier anticipation of asset unavailability

Who it is for

  • Fleet controllers
  • Trip coordinators
  • Logistics planning

Key capabilities

  • Schedules and windows by route, base, and operation type
  • Driver and fleet availability tracking
  • Operational rupture alerts on critical routes
  • Control tower for fast road freight decisions

Line highlights

Smart scheduling

Rules by contract, sector, shift, and unit with traceable publishing.

Real-time coverage

Gap, absence, and reassignment alerts before operational impact.

Decision tower

Unified panel to prioritize incidents and mobilize teams.

Integrated compliance

Labor and regulatory risk indicators in daily workflows.

For your type of operation

SKLA Freight serves regional, national, and hub-integrated operations. Driver duty, journey rules, and repositioning between bases are part of the same product.

Regional freight

Short routes with high driver turnover and satellite bases.

  • Schedules by base and window
  • Fleet and crew availability
  • Alerts on critical route gaps

National and long haul

Multi-day trips, cab relay, and Lei 13.103 compliance.

  • Road duty per trip leg
  • Accumulated journey validation
  • Relay and overnight planning

PAX + freight in one operation

Mixed fleet or holding with shared rules and crews.

  • Modules enabled per contract
  • Single COC for total complexity
  • Tower with exceptions per mode

Hub and transfer

Transshipment points with tight windows and multiple modes.

  • Multimodal integration
  • Tower prioritization
  • Crew tracking at critical stages

Your plan reflects your operation's complexity — not the scenario described here. Use this section to align expectations with our sales team.

Real-time operations

Timeline, duty, and tower connected — illustrations based on the SKLA interface.

Timeline

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Operational timeline

Driver × hour grid — trips and duty.

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Legend

  • Depot preparation
  • Empty repositioning
  • Operational ride (repositioning)
  • Check-in / handover
  • Commercial trip
  • Freight segment (driving)
  • Overnight between legs
  • Relay (off duty)
  • Closeout
  • Full duty span
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Legs, relay, and duty per trip stage.

Tower

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Control tower

Operational cockpit: coverage, exceptions, and same-day actions.

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Day pulse

Scheduled staff

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People with confirmed shifts on this date.

Allocated assets

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Vehicles linked to trips in the period.

Blocking issues

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Problems that block publishing or completing the operation.

Pending swaps

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Requests awaiting acceptance or approval.

Day status

The lower the index, the more blocking or attention items exist on this date.

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Domain views

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Exceptions (13 items, 0 blocking)

  • Needs attentionShort planned overnight

    Interval between legs shorter than regulated rest

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  • Needs attentionExtended relay (>72h)

    Dual crew above 72h — schedule 6h rest

    Bento Gonçalves → Manaus (integration)

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Accumulated duty and handover on critical routes.

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Compliance in operational workflows

Risk indicators and blocks integrated into scheduling — not just after-the-fact reports.

  • Labor law and hours
  • Safety standards
  • Driver hours law
  • Audit trail

Use case example

A national carrier sees journey deviations and crew gaps to anticipate reallocations on sensitive routes.

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