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EKA LOAM AI™

Stop Guessing Which Truck Takes Which Load. EKA LOAM AI™ pairs your empty trailers, drivers, and equipment with the most profitable freight in real time, cutting empty backhaul miles and manual planning work.

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Every load planner knows the drill. A truck is coming empty out of a market, three loads are on the table, and the decision gets made on experience and a whiteboard. Multiply that by every truck, every day.

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Deadhead miles you’re eating. Drivers who miss home time. Loads assigned to trucks without the legal hours to run them. And planners spend their day on manual matching instead of managing exceptions.

How EKA LOAM AI™ Works

EKA LOAM AI™ works as a personal assistant to your load planners, driver managers, and dispatchers. It integrates natively with EKA Omni-TMS™, Electronic Logging Devices (ELD), available loads and, where needed to get a load for a truck, the spot market to pair the right truck with the most profitable load in real time.
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1. Dynamic Freight and Asset Matching

Loads specified by your load planner or dispatcher are matched against available drivers, trucks, and trailers.

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2. ELD and Hours of Service Integration

EKA syncs with ELD logs and driver Hours of Service. Only loads a driver has legal hours left to haul get matched.

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3. Asset Utilization Boosters

The system evaluates loads available in destination markets before a truck even unloads, securing the lowest cost dwell time and the strongest profitability on the next move.

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4. Driver Quality of Life

Matching accounts for home time. Drivers get where they planned to be.

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5. Market Area Consideration

Drivers and trucks stay inside their defined market area of operations automatically.

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6. Optimal Route Selection

Truck routes are analyzed automatically to pick the most cost-effective option.

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7. Load Match Recommendations

A simple workflow for the load planner or dispatcher to accept or adjust every recommendation. The system recommends. Your people decide.

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8. Dynamic Spot Freight Matching (Coming Q3/Q4)

AI pulls data from multiple digital load boards to match against available assets, removing manual searching and deadhead miles.

The Impact: Utilization and ROI

A typical fleet reaches ROI within 3 to 6 months. Where you land in that range depends on the size of the trucking company and the type of freight operation you run.

3 - 6 Mo

Average Time to ROI

2x

Planner Efficiency

Why We Built It This Way

The existing tools don't fit how OTR fleets actually operate.

Recommendations, not data dumps.

Load planners and dispatchers need simple, specific answers, not another screen full of numbers to interpret.

Weeks, not months.

Implementation should take a few weeks.

Scale is the point.

Load and asset matches happen thousands of times. Tiny decisions compound into serious money.

Affordability.

The same capability enterprise fleets use, delivered without the complexity, at a price small and mid-size fleets can afford.

Native TMS Integration

EKA LOAM AI™ runs natively inside EKA Omni-TMS™ for trucking companies. It works alongside EKA Route AI™, which automates route generation at the exact moment of dispatch. No integration project. No separate system to log into.

Pricing

Pricing is based on the number of trucks or loads. Highly competitive against both legacy and SaaS load optimization services.

Who This Is For

Best For:Fleets running 20 to 500 trucks, with either stable or irregular routes, existing load planning and dispatch processes, and a need for fast implementation with minimal disruption.

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Ready to Start Running Smart

Optimize your trailer, power unit, and driver dispatch natively. Schedule your live custom evaluation demo today.

FAQs

How does EKA LOAM AI™ know a driver can legally take a load?
Does the system assign loads automatically?
What about home time?
Can it pull from load boards?
How long does implementation take?
What kind of ROI should we expect?