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What you’ll do

Add the optional tags that organize how data is filtered, dispatched, and coded. All three are optional — set up only what you’ll actually use.

Where each one applies

Before you start

  • A list of departments your business reports against (e.g., Aggregates, Asphalt, Hauling).
  • A list of dispatch labels you already use on whiteboards or sticky notes (e.g., “Standby,” “Priority,” “Inbound”).
  • A list of service classes from your accounting or job-cost system if you code work by job type.

Walkthrough

1

Add Departments

Settings → DepartmentsCreate Department. Departments group orders and projects, accounts, and Sites for reporting and filtering — the Dispatch board can filter by department. Use them if your finance team already reports by division.The Create Department dialog with a department name filled in
2

Add Labels

Settings → LabelsCreate Label. Labels are color-coded tags for Users, Drivers, Customers, Vendors, and Equipment. Pick a name and a color — the preview shows the chip drivers and dispatchers will see. Mirror the tags you already use on whiteboards.The Create Label dialog with a name, color choices, and a live preview chip
3

Add Service Classes

Settings → Service ClassesCreate Service Class. Service classes define the types of hauling service you offer (e.g., Hauling, Plant, Standby) and are used for rating and billing — a rate card can be narrowed to a specific Service Class.
4

Skip what you don't need

None of these are required. Add only what your team will use day to day. You can come back later.

Verify

Each panel lists the rows you added. Create a test order — the new department and service class show up as options on the order form.

Common mistakes

Creating a label, department, and service class for every concept. Pick only what your team will actually use daily and skip the rest.