Drop in the rate con
One PDF or a whole stack — straight from your email downloads. Scans and photos are fine too; OCR kicks in automatically.
AI rate con parser for dispatchers
Dispatch Sheets.ai reads any broker's rate confirmation — PDF or scan — and drops a verified row straight into your own Google Sheet. Rate, stops, dates, miles, RPM. No retyping, no tab-switching, no fat-finger errors.
| Date | Customer | From | To | Amount | RPM | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 06/10 | TQL | Chicago, IL | Dallas, TX | $2,450.00 | 2.65 | Delivered |
| 06/14 | C.H. Robinson | Atlanta, GA | Miami, FL | $1,870.00 | 2.82 | Pending |
How it works
It lives in the Google Sheets sidebar — right next to the spreadsheet you already dispatch from.
One PDF or a whole stack — straight from your email downloads. Scans and photos are fine too; OCR kicks in automatically.
Rate, pickup and delivery with dates, miles, equipment, broker, reference numbers — pulled from the layout every broker insists on making different.
Every field lands in your columns, in your tab. Anything the AI wasn't sure about is flagged red before it ever touches the sheet.
Built for the way dispatch actually works
Dispatch Sheets doesn't ask you to migrate anywhere. It adapts to the sheet your fleet already runs on.
TQL, C.H. Robinson, Coyote, Landstar, the one-truck brokerage you've never heard of — the AI reads the document, not a template.
Monday morning pile-up? Drop the whole stack of PDFs at once and confirm them rate con by rate con, or all together.
Map fields once — "Total Pay" to column E, "PU Date" to C — and every next rate con lands exactly where your sheet expects it.
The parsed row is shown for review first. Low-confidence fields are flagged; dropdown-validated columns only accept your sheet's own options.
History shows each rate con, when it was parsed, and the exact row it created — so end-of-week reconciliation takes minutes.
Your rate con PDF is deleted right after processing. The extracted load data lives 30 days for your upload history, then it's gone too.
The math dispatchers actually care about
Call it four minutes to retype one rate con — find the PDF, squint at the rate, copy the stops, compute RPM, don't typo the ref number. Now multiply by your board.
≈ 3 hrs SAVED / WEEK PER 50 LOADSIllustrative averages — your board, brokers and coffee intake may vary.
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AI rate con parser for Google Sheets
Reads any broker's rate confirmation — PDF or scan — and drops a verified row straight into your own Google Sheet. Rate, stops, dates, miles, RPM.
FAQ
Yes. The AI reads the document itself, not a fixed template — TQL, C.H. Robinson, Coyote, Landstar, small brokerages, even layouts it has never seen before. There's no per-broker setup.
The load essentials a dispatcher retypes today: line haul rate, pickup and delivery with dates and times, total miles, rate per mile, equipment type, broker name and MC number, reference numbers. Every field is shown to you for review before anything is written.
No. Dispatch Sheets only appends rows to the tab you choose, and only after you review and confirm them. It never edits or deletes your existing data.
The opposite — it adapts to you. Templates map extracted fields to your existing columns, keep your column order, and even respect your data-validation dropdowns (if column F only allows "Dry Van / Reefer / Flatbed", that's all it will write).
Scans and photos go through OCR first, then the same AI extraction. If a field comes back low-confidence, it's flagged for your review instead of being silently written to the sheet.
The uploaded PDF is deleted right after processing completes. The extracted load data is kept for 30 days so your upload history works, then it's automatically deleted. Details in our Privacy Policy.
Install the add-on, open the sidebar in the sheet you already use, and drop in a PDF. That's the whole onboarding.
Add to Google SheetsWorks in the Google Sheets you already have · You review every row