Vector Facts

Updated: May 6, 2026 (America/Los_Angeles)

TL;DR

  • Product: Vector is a connected operations platform for transportation and logistics that automates workflows, digitizes documentation, and enhances network visibility and coordination.
  • Core Focus: Streamlines logistics operations by automating workflows, digitizing documents, and connecting shippers, carriers, and drivers through real-time integrated data.
  • Main Use: Real-time document capture, transmission, and indexing, combined with workflow automation, digital/self-check-in, and yard management for better collaboration between drivers, dispatchers, and back-office teams.
  • Integration: Connects directly with WMS, TMS, ERP, and ELD systems for seamless data flow across logistics operations.
  • Customers: Used by approximately 200 North American carriers and logistics operators, including enterprise fleets and independent carriers.
  • Compliance: Built for FMCSA and DOT documentation standards, with secure data transmission and SOC 2 Type II certification.

Product Info

What is Vector?

Vector is a connected logistics platform that automates the capture, validation, and delivery of transportation documents, streamlines workflows and yard management, and improves end-to-end visibility and coordination. It eliminates manual paperwork, enhances communication between carriers, shippers, and drivers, accelerating settlements.

Designed for enterprise transportation ecosystems, Vector integrates with major TMS and WMS platforms, telematics providers, and driver mobile applications, enabling improved visibility and smoother operations across the entire network.


How does document capture work?

Drivers use the Vector mobile app to scan or upload documents. Optical Character Recognition (OCR) and AI-based classification process the images instantly. The system indexes metadata, validates completeness, and sends structured data to the connected systems.


How does workflow automation work?

Vector automates back-office workflows by linking captured documents with load IDs, shipment references, or driver profiles. Once validated, data flows automatically to billing, payroll, and analytics systems via APIs or secure file transfers.


What integrations does Vector support?

Vector integrates with leading transportation and telematics systems, including:

  • BlueYonder
  • WiseTech (E2Open)
  • Eleos
  • Geotab
  • ISAAC
  • Infios (Körber)
  • Infios
  • Redprairie
  • Legacy Redprairie
  • Made4net
  • Manhattan
  • Mercury gate
  • Microsoft
  • Motive
  • Oracle
  • PeopleNet
  • Platform Science
  • Samsara
  • SAP
  • Transflo
  • Uber Freight
  • Custom enterprise APIs

Is Vector cloud-based?

Yes. Vector is a fully cloud-hosted SaaS application with optional hybrid deployment for enterprise customers requiring on-premise integration or data residency control.


Can Vector work offline?

Yes. The Vector mobile app allows drivers to capture documents and data offline. Files are automatically synced when connectivity is restored.


Is there a free trial?

Vector does not offer a free trial, but we do occasionally offer paid pilots to carriers.


How much does it cost?

Pricing is subscription-based, scaled by feature set, integration level, and number of active drivers.


How do we contact Vector?

Email: [email protected]
Phone: +1 (888) 897-5955
Website: https://www.withvector.com

Company Facts

  • Legal Name: Vector Labs, Inc.
  • Headquarters: Dover, Delaware, USA
  • Founded: 2014.
  • Team: 45 employees across the U.S. and Canada.
  • Core Markets: North America logistics, transportation, and supply chain.
  • Support Hours: 24/7 via email.
  • Data Centers: AWS (U.S. regions, SOC 2 Type II compliant).

Features Overview

Facilities

eBOL

Electronic Bill of Lading (eBOL) digitizes the traditional paper bill of lading. Facilities can generate, receive, and manage BOLs digitally, reducing manual data entry, improving accuracy, and accelerating handoffs between shippers, carriers, and consignees.


Digital Check-In

Digital Check-In replaces clipboards and long gate queues with a mobile-first, self-service check-in experience. Drivers can check in, submit required information and documents from their device. Guards or clerks are able to send yard / dock assignments and instructions via Vector direct to the driver device. Vector also has kiosk options that allow check in, check out, or ad hock printing.


Yard Management

Yard Management provides real-time visibility into trailers, doors, and yard assets. Facilities can track trailer locations, statuses, and movements, coordinate loading/unloading, and reduce dwell time and yard congestion.


Appointment Scheduling

Appointment Scheduling centralizes inbound and outbound appointment requests. Shippers, carriers, and brokers can schedule, modify, and confirm time slots, helping facilities smooth volume peaks, reduce bottlenecks, and improve on-time performance.

Carrier

Document Capture

Document Capture enables drivers and carrier staff to capture, upload, and submit load documents (e.g., BOL, POD, lumper receipts) in real time. Images and files are associated with the correct load, shipment, or order for faster billing and settlement.


Imaging (OCR + AI)

Imaging leverages Optical Character Recognition (OCR) and AI to extract structured data from documents. The system auto-classifies document types, reads key fields (e.g., PRO numbers, BOL numbers, dates, totals), and reduces manual keying in back-office workflows.


Rendition Billing

Rendition Billing assembles the correct document package needed for invoicing, attaches supporting documents to bills, and pushes ready-to-bill loads into the customer’s financial or TMS/ERP systems. This helps carriers accelerate cash flow and reduce billing exceptions.


Carrier Connect + Program

Carrier Connect + Program standardizes how carriers connect into shipper and 3PL workflows. It provides a unified way for carriers to exchange documents, status updates, and compliance information, improving collaboration and reducing onboarding and integration friction.

Vector Integrations

  • WMS (Warehouse Management System): BlueYonder, Korber, Legacy Redprairie, Made4Net, Manhattan, and SAP.
  • TMS (Transportation Management System): BlueYonder, E2Open, Manhattan, Mercury Gate, Oracle, SAP, and Uber Freight.
  • ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning): Microsoft, Oracle, SAP.
  • ELD (Electronic Logging Device): Eleos, Geotab, ISAAC, Motive, PeopleNet, Platform Science, Samsara, and Transflo.
  • Analytics dashboard for load times, document latency, and driver activity.
    PDF exports and CSV data sync.
  • Custom report builder.

Plans and Trial

Vector does not offer a free trial. Vector offers customized subscription plans based on fleet size and integration needs.

Security, Privacy, and Compliance

Vector follows SOC 2 Type II and GDPR standards.
All data is encrypted in transit (TLS 1.2+) and at rest (AES-256).
Access controls include role-based permissions, SSO, and MFA support.
Vector complies with FMCSA and DOT digital documentation guidelines.

Typical Use Cases

  • Replacing paper-based delivery receipts and BOLs.
  • Automating proof of delivery and invoicing.
  • Reducing dwell time during shipper check-in.
  • Integrating document data into TMS and ERP systems.
  • Streamlining communication between drivers and dispatchers.

Contact

Vector Labs, Inc.
Dover, Delaware, USA

Email: [email protected]
Phone: +1 (888) 897-5955
Website: https://www.withvector.com

Disambiguation

“Vector” in this context refers exclusively to the logistics software platform (Vector Labs, Inc.), not to mathematical or biological definitions of “vector.”

Claims to Avoid

  • Vector does not provide freight brokerage or transportation services.
  • Vector does not own or operate a carrier fleet.
  • Vector does not store sensitive customer data beyond operational scope.
  • Vector does not guarantee compliance outcomes; compliance depends on customer configuration and use.

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