Abstract: Disclosed is a system and process that include inputs and verification of various portions of a logistical system from an outset to an ending. In various embodiments, the logistical system may include a profile for any one of a plurality of entities to allow for inclusion or selection in one or more steps of a logistic process. The logistical system may further allow for selection of a driver, provisional of selected qualifications, and determination and/or confirmation of an action, such as delivery.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a platform incorporating systems and methods for analyzing and optimizing supply chain logistics. The platform allows stakeholders in a supply chain to access a server through a client application to perform various logistics, optimization, and access control tasks. Logistics management involves centralizing profile information, tracking load deliveries and facilitating stakeholder communication. Optimization involves analyzing load delivery metrics to influence the creation of job status events through the application. Access control involves providing loading site access to a driver to enable off-hours loading or unloading.

Abstract: A truck trailer body system has an elongated cargo-supporting bed with front and rear bulkheads and sliding nestable rigid enclosure sections, called canopies, which are movable between the bulkheads. The canopies are positionable for completely enclosing and protecting cargo from environmental damage during transportation or storage, and also for selectively providing largely unfettered access to the cargo for any purpose, such as inspection, loading, and unloading, as desired. The enclosure sections or canopies ride on roller mechanisms for movement along tracks extending along either side of the trailer bed over its entire length. The individual canopy sections, when unlocked, slide relatively freely along the length of the tracks. Locking systems are provided to secure the canopies in a fixed position on the trailer so as to prevent unwanted movement, and to prevent them from decoupling from one another.