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Setting up a general freight job
Creating and configuring a non-container freight job.
General freight jobs cover freight work that doesn't involve a container — set up as either a single job or a multi-line job depending on how it needs to be dispatched.
Single vs. multi
A single job gets one driver allocation for the whole job. A multi job allocates drivers separately per line — useful when different parts of the same job need to move independently. Either type can still have multiple lines underneath; the difference is only in how allocation is split.
Where general freight connects
A general freight job can stand alone, or link automatically to a warehouse job when its destination or origin is one of your warehouses.
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