01
Full name
Who Apex should speak with about the operation.
Getting started
Know what Apex asks for before you contact us.
Apex's public intake is intentionally simple. It starts with contact details and enough operating context to understand the truck, equipment, fleet size, lanes, and current needs.
Current public intake
What to have ready.
These fields come directly from Apex's current website intake flow. Additional information may be discussed later if both sides decide to proceed.
02
Phone number
The direct number Apex can use to follow up.
03
Email address
A contact email for the dispatch conversation.
04
Company name
Optional on the current public intake form.
05
Equipment type
Dry van, flatbed/stepdeck, reefer, power only, or box truck/hotshot.
06
Fleet size
The current public form asks whether the operation has 1 truck, 2-5, 6-10, or 11+ trucks.
07
Preferred lanes
Optional information about the lanes or regions the carrier wants to prioritize.
08
Operating context
Optional notes about current needs, goals, or constraints that the dispatcher should understand.
After the form
What happens next.
- Apex receives the public intake request.
- A dispatcher follows up using the contact information provided.
- The carrier and dispatcher discuss equipment, lanes, home time, availability, and goals.
- If both sides want to proceed, the service agreement and final operating terms should be reviewed before work begins.