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Operator Guide

This guide covers day-to-day use of the Loadcircle Global OS Console for logistics operators.

Getting Started

Navigate to loadcircle.io/console and sign in. The Console is organised into panels accessed via the left sidebar.

Panels

Dashboard

Overview of active drivers, fleet status, and live map. Use this as your home screen for at-a-glance awareness.

Drivers

Jobs

The Planned Journeys UI is the core of day-to-day operations:

  1. Search by loadRef or job number
  2. Add a single job manually
  3. Import jobs from CSV or paste JSON array
  4. Click any job to see its detail panel with vehicle, driver, status, ETA, and compliance checks
  5. Use Route Preview to visualise the planned route on the map
  6. Use Push to Driverto dispatch the job to the assigned driver's mobile device

Job Statuses

HITM (Human-in-the-Loop Oversight)

The HITM queue surfaces jobs that require operator attention:

SeverityExampleAction
InfoAuto-assignment suggestionApprove / Reject
WarningCompliance concern on routeApprove / Modify / Reject
ErrorUnresolvable conflictEscalate

Fleet

View vehicle health scores, MOT due dates, and service intervals. Health scores are calculated from telemetry, maintenance records, and inspection data.

Compliance

Alerts for:

Partners

Onboard partner carriers and drivers by UUID. Connected partners appear with their status and can be assigned to jobs.

Pricing

The Pricing panel (sidebar > Pricing) shows three views:

Auto-bid only fires when lane confidence > 0.75, carrier acceptance > 0.85, and the carrier is trusted. See the Pricing Intelligence docs for the model.

Assistant

The Assistant panel (sidebar > Assistant) lets you run the same queries and actions in natural language: “overview”, “price London to Birmingham”,“auto bid c-001 on london-birmingham”. Actions follow the same gating rules as the API and appear in the Agent Activity Log. Full usage in the Assistant Guide and the AI Assistant docs.

Logistics Ops

The Logistics Ops panel (sidebar > Logistics Ops) runs the freight digital workforce. Type a shipment in plain text (e.g. “Move 12 pallets from London to Birmingham”), rate it, tender to the best carrier, then drive it through PICKED_UP / DELIVERED (or DELAYED → Resume). Every tracking event carries an event_id and content_hash; duplicates are rejected and invalid transitions are blocked by the orchestrator. Documents (BOL, POD, invoice) are generated automatically. See the Logistics Ops docs for agents and lifecycle.