Never miss a truck maintenance deadline across your hauling fleet
Every Monday, WebRun reviews the fleet maintenance schedule tracked in Google Sheets, cross-references each truck against active loads in Super Dispatch, flags trucks with a service due within 30 days, and sends an SMS alert via Twilio to your shop manager so nothing is scheduled for a truck that is about to go out of service.
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How do I automatically track and alert on truck maintenance due dates for my hauling fleet?
WebRun reviews the fleet maintenance schedule in Google Sheets every Monday, cross-references each truck with active loads in Super Dispatch, flags any truck with a service due within 30 days, and sends an SMS via Twilio to your shop manager so maintenance is scheduled before a truck misses a deadline or goes out of service mid-haul.
- No truck misses an oil change or DOT inspection deadline
- Trucks with urgent maintenance and active loads are flagged before the week begins
- The shop manager gets a clear SMS priority list every Monday without checking the sheet manually
Built for car hauling fleet operators · auto transport shop managers · vehicle shipping fleet managers
What does WebRun do on every run?
The exact actions WebRun takes, in order - in plain language, so you can adjust anything.
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WebRun signs in and gets to work
Opens
carrier.superdispatch.com/tms/loadsin a real browser with your saved login - no setup, no API keys. -
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Super Dispatch - identify active trucks and their upcoming loads
WebRun opens Super Dispatch to identify active trucks and their upcoming loads. - Open Super Dispatch and review the active driver and truck list
- Note which trucks have loads dispatched or scheduled in the coming week
- Export truck identifiers to cross-reference against the maintenance schedule
Done when All active trucks are identified with their upcoming load commitments.
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Google Sheets - check maintenance due dates and flag trucks within 30 days
WebRun opens Google Sheets to check maintenance due dates and flag trucks within 30 days. - Open the fleet maintenance tracking sheet with service type, due date, and last completed date per truck
- Flag any truck with an oil change, DOT inspection, annual service, or tire rotation due within 30 days
- Cross-reference flagged trucks with the Super Dispatch active load list to note which ones have upcoming commitments
Done when Every truck nearing a maintenance deadline is flagged with the service type and days remaining.
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Twilio - send SMS alert to shop manager
WebRun opens Twilio to send SMS alert to shop manager. - Send an SMS to the shop manager via Twilio listing each flagged truck: truck ID, service due, days remaining, and whether the truck has loads dispatched this week
- For trucks with loads dispatched and a maintenance deadline within 7 days, mark the alert as urgent
Done when The shop manager has an SMS with every truck nearing a service deadline and its urgency level.
How is each run configured?
Secure by default
Connect once, stays signed in
WebRun signs in once and keeps each session in a persistent environment, so every run picks up right where it left off.
Every action is checked against this policy before it runs.
Questions, answered
Where does it read the maintenance schedule from?
The maintenance schedule lives in a Google Sheet you set up when configuring the workflow, with one row per truck covering service type, last completed date, and due date. WebRun reads from there each Monday.
Will it automatically take a truck off dispatch when maintenance is due?
No. WebRun only alerts your shop manager. Removing a truck from the dispatch schedule in Super Dispatch is a decision your team makes after reviewing the alert.
Can it track multiple service types per truck?
Yes. The maintenance sheet can have a separate row per service type per truck, such as oil change, DOT inspection, and tire rotation, and WebRun will flag each independently.
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