The company said the acquisition of RMIS brings carrier onboarding and insurance monitoring to its freight marketplace, Truckstop.com, bolstering its solutions that strengthen broker, shipper and carrier relationships.
“This acquisition marries the industry’s two most respected compliance tools, RMIS and SaferWatch, to introduce Compliance-as-a-Service (CaaS) to the freight world, furthering Truckstop.com’s commitment to supply customers with the tools they need to successfully manage the entire freight lifecycle,” said Paris Cole, chief executive officer for Truckstop.com. “By combining our resources and expertise, we will undoubtedly bring even more value to brokers and carriers by simplifying workflow through automation, shortening critical steps to minutes rather than days.”
The addition of RMIS to Truckstop.com’s existing portfolio of onboarding and monitoring solutions is a step forward in giving brokers what they need to efficiently evaluate carriers for safety, industry and financial requirements. Plus, brokers can quickly onboard approved carriers and grow their carrier network with confidence.
“From the start, RMIS has operated with the goal of reducing complexities and streamlining processes for our freight customers,” said Hayden Landon, president of RMIS. “With this acquisition, it is clear that we are better together in our pursuit of delivering best-in-class products, solutions and services to the market.”
RMIS is headquartered in Westlake Village CA and has approximately 160 employees.