Planning and scheduling training
Hands-on sessions at your depot with your planners, using your own work, not a demo account.
- Planning trips and loads, not just logging jobs
- Subcontracting, reloads and backloads
- Short written guides for new starters
Most operators get a couple of training sessions, spread across a 12-week onboarding, then spend months logging jobs instead of planning them. I used to run Qargo onboardings. Now I work independently, for you, to get planning, rate cards, invoicing and network links doing the job you bought Qargo for.
A 30-minute chat about your operation, then a written plan in your inbox within two working days: what to fix first, the main risks, and what your team can do themselves. Yours to keep. No cost, no commitment. See a sample plan (PDF, 1 page)
These come up again and again after go-live. None of them means you chose the wrong system. They mean the setup has not caught up with how you work.
Hands-on sessions at your depot with your planners, using your own work, not a demo account.
I go through your setup against how you actually run the operation.
Jobs priced right first time, and invoices out without keying anything twice.
Connect Qargo to the rest of the business, and bring more of it across.
I also build reports and time-saving tools on Qargo's API, so managers get answers without waiting on anyone.
30 minutes on how you plan, price and invoice today, and where Qargo is getting in the way.
You get: a clear picture of the problem
Within two working days I send a one-page plan: what to fix first, the risks, and what your team can do themselves.
You get: a written plan, yours to keep
If you want my help, I put the setup right and train your team on site, around the working day.
You get: a setup that fits your operation
I come back to see how the team is using it, sort what is left and leave clear notes.
You get: a written review of what works and what does not
I was a Customer Onboarding Manager at Qargo, taking UK hauliers, 3PLs and pallet network members from kick-off to go-live. I know which settings matter, what a standard onboarding has no time for, and what gets left to the customer.
I am not employed by, partnered with or endorsed by Qargo. Keep using Qargo's support for faults. I help with the part between the software and your operation: how it is set up, and how your team uses it.
Before Qargo I worked in transport operations at XPO, Amazon, UPS and A.S. Watson, so I know what a traffic office is up against on a Monday morning.
No. Roadmap Consulting is an independent company. I used to work at Qargo, but I am not employed by, partnered with or endorsed by them.
No. Keep raising faults with Qargo as you do now. My work is about how your setup fits the way you operate, and how well your team knows it.
No. The first few months are when habits form. Putting the setup right now saves months of workarounds later.
No. I help with any TMS project, from choosing a system to getting every depot live. Qargo is where I have the deepest knowledge.
Nothing. A 30-minute chat, then a written plan you keep. If you want help with the work after that, we agree the scope and the price before anything starts.
Tell me what is getting in the way. Within two working days of our 30-minute chat, I send you a one-page written plan. Yours to keep. No cost, no commitment.
This is for hauliers, 3PLs and pallet network members already on Qargo or about to go live, whether you run one depot or twenty.
Choosing or moving to a new TMS instead? See how I help with that.