BeyondTrucks Partners with Vertilocity to Streamline TMS and Accounting for Trucking Companies    

BeyondTrucks, a leading provider of multi-tenant SaaS transportation management systems, has announced a strategic partnership with Vertilocity, a renowned IT and cybersecurity firm. This partnership is designed to simplify the transition for trucking companies switching TMS systems that bundle accounting functions with their operations management.

Many trucking companies face the daunting challenge of replacing their entire technology stack when they move away from on-premise TMS solutions that include embedded accounting features. The partnership between BeyondTrucks and Vertilocity addresses this issue head-on by offering a seamless transition to best-in-class solutions for both TMS and accounting systems.

"Trucking companies frequently encounter limitations with legacy TMS that offer basic accounting functions but may not meet the evolving needs as the company grows more complex," said Hans Galland, CEO and founder of BeyondTrucks. “Our partnership with Vertilocity empowers these companies to adopt the best TMS on the market while also upgrading to superior accounting and ERP solutions offered by Vertilocity. APIs have made integrations between accounting and TMS seamless, removing the core reason why all-in-one systems were built in the 1980s in the first place. Unbundling TMS from accounting ensures that fleets are getting the best specialized solutions in each area.

Vertilocity brings to the partnership its award-winning expertise as a Microsoft Solutions Partner, providing state-of-the-art cybersecurity and tailored IT solutions, including best-in-class ERP and accounting software options. This collaboration ensures that trucking companies can upgrade their operations and financial systems with confidence, knowing they are supported by leaders in each field.

“Partnering with BeyondTrucks allows us to bring together our advanced accounting solutions with the best TMS technology available," said Bruce Nelson, President of Vertilocity. "This collaboration goes beyond just technology—it's about creating a new standard for trucking companies. Our goal is to help them transition from outdated systems to a future where efficiency and precision are seamlessly integrated into every part of their operations and finances. At Vertilocity, we value the relationships we build with our partners and clients, and we're excited to embark on this journey together.

Key benefits of this partnership include:

• Specialized Expertise: Trucking companies no longer need to settle for bundled solutions. They can now access the top-tier TMS and accounting systems, each specialized and expertly crafted for its domain, ensuring optimal performance.

• Seamless integration: BeyondTrucks and Vertilocity ensure seamless integration between TMS and accounting systems, simplifying processes and enhancing overall efficiency.

• Smooth Transition: The collaboration between BeyondTrucks and Vertilocity guarantees a smooth transition from legacy systems, minimizing disruptions to operations.

• Enhanced Operational Efficiency: With BeyondTrucks’ TMS, fleets can optimize their operations through powerful automation and real-time data insights, boosting productivity.

• Robust Financial Management: Vertilocity’s ERP and accounting solutions provide enhanced financial clarity and control, enabling better decision-making and compliance.

• Strengthened Client Partnerships: This partnership not only brings cutting-edge technology but also reinforces our commitment to building strong, supportive relationships with our clients. Together, BeyondTrucks and Vertilocity, are dedicated to helping our clients thrive in a rapidly evolving industry.

“We are thrilled to offer a pathway for trucking companies to replace their outdated systems with solutions that excel in their respective fields,” concludes Galland. “This partnership is about empowering our customers to enhance their operations and financial management without the compromise of conventional, all-in-one legacy systems.”