EldBooks vs Ortix Driver

EldBooks automatically sync with a commercial motor vehicle’s engine to track and record driving time, hours of service (HOS), engine run times, vehicle movement and location and miles driven.

Ortix Driver puts a driver's day on one screen: the load in hand, the route stop by stop, and the paperwork the office is waiting on. Built for the cab, not the desk. WORKS WITH NO SIGNAL Your loads live on the phone. Arrivals, deliveries and photos queue and send themselves when coverage returns — because the dock is where the coverage isn't. ONE CLEAR NEXT STEP Accept the trip, start it, mark arrived, loaded and rolling, delivered, done. Exactly one button is ever live, and every press that reaches the office is confirmed first. PAPERWORK WITHOUT THE DETOUR Scan bills of lading, proofs of delivery and receipts with the camera. They reach the office as you take them. DISPATCH IN YOUR POCKET One running thread with the office, plus one tap to call when typing is the wrong tool. YOUR DISTANCE TO THE DOOR See how far you are from the stop, and get a warning before you mark an arrival from the wrong parking lot. ENGLISH AND ਪੰਜਾਬੀ Switch inside the app. It changes instantly, dates and all. HOW YOU GET IN Ortix Driver connects to your carrier's own Ortix office system. Your dispatcher sends an invite link; tap it and you're in. No account to create and no password to remember — the phone itself is the key, held behind Face ID. WHAT A DRIVER SEES Your own loads and nobody else's. Every driver sees their own settled pay statements under Pay. An owner-operator's loads also carry the rate, the rate confirmation and the broker, along with their own pay terms; a company driver's loads carry none of these. Other drivers' pay and the fleet's rate sheet never reach a phone. Ortix Driver is not an electronic logging device and records no hours of service.