Alvys Announces Strategic Integration with Trimble’s PC*Miler at No Extra Cost to Users

Web-based solution that integrates with Trimble’s PC*Miler®, the industry standard for truck routing, mileage, and mapping

Alvys, a leading provider of transportation management software, announced a groundbreaking web-based solution that integrates with Trimble’s PC*Miler®, the industry standard for truck routing, mileage, and mapping. This collaboration between Alvys and Trimble integrates trusted PC*Miler capabilities directly into the Alvys platform and is included with every subscription.

This integration is all-inclusive as part of the standard Alvys subscription, eliminating the need for separate contracts and renewals. By incorporating PC*Miler, widely recognized as the gold standard for mileage and routing in the transportation industry, Alvys ensures its users have access to the most trusted data available. Trimble’s PC*Miler is used by more than 94% of FreightWaves’ top 100 carriers and 96% of the US-based for-hire carriers included in Transport Topics’ top 100 list.

The precision of PC*Miler calculations help eliminate discrepancies in mileage reporting, leading to enhanced driver and customer satisfaction. This accuracy is particularly valuable when dealing with per-mile rates, ensuring fair compensation and billing practices.

“This offering represents a significant step forward in our mission to provide the most comprehensive and user-friendly transportation management solution,” said Nick Darman, Founder and CEO of Alvys. “By integrating industry-leading capabilities from PC*Miler into our platform, we’re offering our customers unparalleled accuracy and efficiency, all while helping them reduce costs.”

The Alvys-PC*Miler integration is available immediately to all current Alvys subscribers at no additional cost. New customers will automatically have access to these enhanced features as part of their Alvys subscription.

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