Strivie is an all-in-one transportation management system (TMS) for US freight carriers. It combines dispatch, live GPS tracking, driver payroll and settlements, safety and FMCSA compliance, recruiting, maintenance, IFTA fuel tax reporting and broker billing in a single platform, with a companion mobile app for drivers.

Carriers running roughly 5 to 100 trucks — fleets that have outgrown spreadsheets but do not want enterprise software. Strivie is built for for-hire interstate carriers; each customer runs on their own single-tenant instance.

Does Strivie handle IFTA fuel tax reporting?

Yes. Strivie builds the quarterly IFTA return automatically from GPS miles per jurisdiction and fuel-card gallons matched to each truck, so the return is assembled from data the fleet already produces rather than entered by hand.

Does Strivie work with my ELD?

Yes. Strivie integrates with every major ELD and GPS provider and shows all trucks on one live map regardless of which hardware each one runs.

How does Strivie handle driver settlements?

Settlements are drafted from the week's delivered loads. Fuel purchases are matched to the truck and verified against GPS, deductions, advances, escrow and per-driver pay percentages are applied automatically, and the result pays out by direct deposit and syncs to QuickBooks.

Can I check a carrier's FMCSA safety record for free?

Yes. Strivie publishes a free USDOT lookup that shows the public FMCSA record a broker sees — inspections, violations, clean-inspection rate and driver and vehicle out-of-service rates against the national average. No account is required.

April 15, 2026Compliance Automation

Carrier Vetting Tool for Brokers — Dropping Soon

Broker fraud is at an all-time high. Double brokering, identity theft, ghost carriers, stolen MC numbers — the scams keep evolving, and the tools to fight them mostly haven't.

We're about to change that.

A Vetting Tool Built for How Brokers Actually Work

We've been quietly building a carrier vetting platform for brokers — and it's packed with information the industry has never had in one place before.

Not a watered-down credit check. Not another "here's a FMCSA lookup with a fresh coat of paint." A real, deep vetting platform that tells you whether a carrier is worth trusting with a load before the tender goes out.

What's Inside

We're keeping the full feature list under wraps until launch, but here's a taste of what brokers will get:

Live authority status, insurance, and safety score — with historical context, not just a snapshot
Ownership and corporate history — so you know who you're really dealing with, not just the name on the paperwork
Equipment and fleet data that tells you whether a carrier can actually haul what they say they can
Cross-broker footprint so you can see the full picture, not just what shows up on your own desk
Red flag scoring that explains why something looks wrong, not just that it does

The goal: stop bad actors before the load moves, not clean up the mess afterward.

Why Now

Brokers keep telling us the same thing: "We don't need more data. We need the right data, surfaced at the right moment."

Existing tools throw a wall of numbers at a broker and expect them to figure it out. Our approach is different. The platform surfaces the things that actually matter for this load, this carrier, this moment — and gets out of the way.

Who It's For

If you run a brokerage and you've ever had a load go dark, a carrier ghost, or a double-brokered nightmare land on your desk — this is for you.

If you're tired of paying for three different vetting subscriptions and still missing fraud — this is for you.

If you want to vet smarter, not just vet more — this is for you.

Drop Date

We're putting the final polish on it now. A public launch is coming very soon. If you want early access, reach out — we're onboarding a small group of brokerages ahead of general release.

This one's going to make some noise.

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