Dispatch operations
Dedicated load search, broker communication, rate negotiation, and operational follow-through.

01 · Hermes Logistics
For carriers, shippers, and logistics partners operating in the U.S. market.
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Each path gives you relevant information and one clear next action.
For dealerships, auctions, shippers, and businesses that need vehicles or compatible equipment moved between locations.
Open this path Carrier capacityFor brokers who need compatible carrier capacity, clear communication, and a structured route for vehicle transport opportunities.
Open this path Find work and supportFor carriers, owner-operators, and fleets looking for load research, dispatch support, document coordination, and a clearer operating plan.
Open this path Build under the Hermes systemFor experienced operators who want to discuss building an agency under the Hermes brand, operating standards, and support structure.
Open this path CareersFor candidates interested in carrier sales, dealer and shipper outreach, dispatch support, operations, or another relevant Hermes role.
Open this path Hermes Business AcademyBuild practical logistics, sales, dispatch, and operations capability before or alongside a role.
Explore training Car Hauling Load BoardPreview a vehicle transport request and see how it would be reviewed and routed.
Open Load BoardHermes Path Engine · Logistics
Make one decision at a time. You receive a useful recommendation before contact or private operating details are requested.
Step 1 · Role
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The direction
Hermes Logistics provides dispatch and back-office support for owner-operators and small fleets. The team coordinates loads, broker paperwork, rate negotiation, invoicing, and day-to-day communication around the carrier's equipment and operating goals.
Wisconsin first · Supporting eligible carriers and freight partners across the United States
What we focus on
The final scope is confirmed with the relevant team before any engagement begins.
Dedicated load search, broker communication, rate negotiation, and operational follow-through.
Support with setup packets, insurance certificates, documents, invoicing, and accounts receivable.
A structured point of contact for freight requirements, carrier coordination, and load updates.
Logistics systems
These systems can be scoped as a focused prototype before any integration, automation, or production data connection is approved.
Normalize records, detect duplicates, check required fields, and route exceptions for review.
Prepare controlled synchronization between approved freight, CRM, document, and communication systems.
Combine load status, carrier capacity, exceptions, documents, and next actions in one management view.
How to begin
Tell us about your authority, equipment, preferred lanes, and current operating needs.
The team reviews the signed agreement, W-9, authority, insurance, and driver information required for setup.
Confirm the working plan, communication routine, and the first loads the team should pursue.
Equipment
Eligibility depends on authority, insurance, equipment and trailer configuration, operating area, and the current freight market.
53 ft trailers, with equipment details confirmed during onboarding.
Temperature-controlled freight support based on trailer and lane requirements.
Open-deck freight coordination, including equipment and securement requirements.
Dispatch support for loads that need additional height clearance.
Hook-and-drop, trailer moves, round trips, and other compatible power-only work.
Load search and dispatch coordination for eligible hotshot equipment.
Dedicated support route for straight trucks and local or regional opportunities.
Expedited and smaller-load opportunities based on equipment and operating area.
Vehicle transport support for eligible car haulers, with trailer type, capacity, lanes, and operating requirements confirmed before onboarding.
Services
FAQ
The historical Hermes service model was month-to-month rather than a long-term commitment. Final commercial terms are confirmed in the current agreement.
Typical onboarding includes a signed dispatch agreement, W-9, MC authority, insurance information, and driver or equipment details relevant to the service.
The operating model is built around carrier approval and clear communication. Specific booking and approval rules are confirmed during onboarding.
Requests can begin with dispatch, documents, invoicing, or another defined need. The team confirms the available scope before work starts.
Direct contacts
Logistics Sales Department
+1 (262) 302-3626Single public phone for all incoming Hermes Logistics calls in the United StatesLogistics Email
officeus@hermeslogisticsus.comFreight, documents, dispatch, and operating-support questionsHermes Logistics · Load Board
Search live freight by lane and equipment, watch fresh opportunities arrive, reduce deadhead, and unlock source/contact details only after carrier access is verified.
Built for carriers, owner-operators, fleets, brokers, shippers, and dealers.
Verified operating advantages
The public Hermes Logistics model is built around carrier approval, defined operating needs, and coordinated support across dispatch and back-office work.
Load decisions and communication rules are confirmed with the carrier during onboarding rather than assumed by a generic dispatch process.
Broker communication, rate negotiation, setup packets, insurance-certificate coordination, invoicing, and follow-through can be reviewed as one operating scope.
Authority, insurance, equipment, trailer configuration, lanes, availability, and the requested service scope are checked before a working plan is confirmed.
Commercial logistics paths
These pages explain real coordination scope, required information, decision boundaries, and the next contact step.
For carriers
Review dispatch, broker communication, paperwork, invoicing follow-through, equipment fit, qualification, and carrier-controlled load approval.
For dealers and shippers
Prepare dealership, auction, multi-vehicle, open, enclosed, and specialty transport requirements for a reviewed carrier-capacity process.
Review dealer vehicle transportationSupporting guidance
Use the public checklists before sharing private MC, authority, insurance, release, vehicle-condition, route, or contact information.
Crawlable path directory
Start with the guided selector or open a relevant carrier, customer, broker, driver, or agency path directly.
Wisconsin vehicle transport directory
These public pages explain preparation, service boundaries, equipment considerations, and the reviewed request process for Wisconsin vehicle moves.
Not sure where to begin?
Send your request securely to the Hermes team. Choose the right direction, add the details that matter, and we will respond through the approved contact channel.
Direct contact available now
Call Logistics+1 (262) 302-3626