RushHour
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Every RushHour product,
grouped by how a load moves

Orders and quotes, dispatch, the driver app, pricing, invoicing and AI in one system, from the first order to the paid invoice: the Company Portal for your office, the RushHour driver app for your drivers and the Customer Portal for your shippers. Open any product to see what it does today.

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An order in the RushHour Company Portal: a pickup and two deliveries with their pallets, the AI price suggestion with its basis, the route map and the order's update timeline

Next releasemarks work that is finished and running on our stage environment. It reaches every customer with the next production release; everything without the badge is in production today. New in the October 2026 releasemarks what the October 2026 platform release added. See the changelog

Step-by-step user guides for every app:docs.rushhourapp.com

The workflow

Four steps, one order record

The same order carries each load from the moment it comes in to the moment it is paid.

1. The order comes in

Type it into the order editor, import it from a spreadsheet or PDF and confirm the preview, or let the shipper book it in the customer portal.

2. Dispatch

Drag stops onto routes on the dispatch board, re-order a route by distance or priority, and hand freight between drivers at a hub.

3. The driver closes the stop

The driver app walks the driver through each stop, and the goods photos and paperwork scans land on the order.

4. Invoice and cash

Close the order to build the invoice with its per-stop charges and waiting time, email it, take a card payment and send it to QuickBooks Online.

Three apps and an API

Your office, your drivers and your shippers on the same order

RushHour is one system. What your office enters, what the driver captures at the stop and what a shipper books all land on the same order record.

For your office

Company Portal

Dispatchers, sales and billing work in one web app: the dispatch board, orders and quotes, customers, invoices and settings, in English or Hebrew and in a light or dark theme. The dashboard's Today view puts late, unassigned and on-hold orders in front of you.

  • Find any order, customer, invoice or contact with Ctrl+K
  • Keep orders, quotes and customers open as tabs
  • Roles and permissions decide what each person sees and changes
  • The AI assistant on every page
RushHour Company Portal dashboard on the Today tab: orders today, late and unassigned orders, drivers on route, a Needs Attention list and the late orders

For your drivers

RushHour driver app

Drivers get their route, run every pickup and delivery step by step, chat with the office and log their hours on their own phone. What they capture lands on the order in the Company Portal.

  • Android and iPhone, from Google Play and the App Store
  • Stop steps your company sets: item counts, scans, photos, paperwork, charges and signature
  • Pre- and post-trip vehicle inspections with photos
  • Hours of Service clocks, and expenses with receipt photos
RushHour driver app dashboard: today's job status with 15 addresses, 3 yet to start, 1 in progress and 3 completed, and the next pickup with a Continue button

For your shippers

Customer Portal

Each shipper gets a login to book multi-stop orders, follow them, open the order sheet and BOL, see and pay their invoices and raise support tickets. They see only their own orders and invoices.

  • Orders arrive as quotes for your team to approve
  • Order sheet and BOL: preview, print or download the PDF
  • Invoices with payment history, and card payments when you use Cardknox
  • Support tickets with a priority and a needed-by date
  • English or Hebrew, light or dark
RushHour Customer Portal dashboard with the shipper's order status cards, invoice totals and recent orders

For your developers

REST API

The same API the RushHour apps use is documented at docs.rushhourapp.com, including 508 endpoints in 16 areas that your systems can call. Every request runs as a RushHour user, so roles and permissions apply exactly as they do in the Company Portal.

  • JSON over HTTPS, the same response envelope on almost every endpoint, and machine-readable error codes
  • A refused request usually names the permission that is missing
  • Today an integration signs in as a Company Portal user, ideally a dedicated one with only the roles it needs
  • API tokens with roles, expiry and one-click revokeNew in the October 2026 release

Plan and run the day

Dispatch & Routing

Build the routes, move the freight and keep track of what the trucks cost.

RushHour dispatch board: route cards with drivers, stops and ETAs on the left, the selected route on the map and unassigned orders on the right
Dispatch boardRoutes, the map and the unassigned orders side by side, with ETAs on open stops.
The Add to a route window on the dispatch board: the best-fit route, the distance each route would add and the stop number the pickup would become
Add to a routeRanks the active routes by the distance a new pickup would add, with a reason for each.
The Assign Transfer window: freight handed from one driver and truck to another at a set address, with drop-off and pickup dates and times
Driver-to-driver transferHand freight from one route to another at a warehouse, a hub or any address.

Price it and get paid

Orders, Pricing & Billing

Take the order, price the load, invoice it and collect.

Review import in RushHour: spreadsheet rows laid out as orders with customer, pickup, delivery, items and PO number, two rows flagged with issues and an Import button
Order import reviewA spreadsheet turned into orders, with every row checked before anything is saved.
International rate card editor: a US to Israel ocean card priced per CBM, with quantity bands, size uplifts and a surcharge
International rate cardBands, a minimum charge, fuel % and surcharges on one lane card, with the dates it is valid.
A paid RushHour invoice with the pallet item line, the items subtotal, liftgate and billable waiting-time fees, and a check payment
InvoiceBuilt from the order, with the per-stop charges and the waiting time worked out from the stop's times.

On the road and with your shippers

Driver App & Customers

What the driver does at the stop, and what your customers can do for themselves.

My Routes in the RushHour driver app: 2 pickups and 3 delivery locations, two completed stops with their completion times and a Continue Stop button
The driver's routeEvery stop in order, with what is done and what is next.
Step 1 of a pickup in the RushHour driver app: Confirm the items to load, with drywall sheets on 4 pallets and porcelain floor tile on 2 pallets
Item counts at pickupThe driver confirms or corrects each item before loading.
Step 6 of a stop in the RushHour driver app: the customer's signature and typed name
Customer signatureSigned on the driver's phone and saved on the order.
A pre-trip inspection in the RushHour driver app: headlights marked Acceptable and a turn signal marked Damaged with the required comment
Vehicle inspectionEach check marked Acceptable or Damaged, with a comment for anything faulty.

Work faster with what you already have

Platform, AI & Integrations

The office app your team works in, plus ways to ask questions, file the paperwork, see who did what and connect the tools you already pay for.

The RushHour AI assistant panel: a busiest-lanes report shown as a table, then a delivery date change staged on a card with Apply and Cancel buttons
AI assistantRuns a ready-made report, and stages a change for you to apply.
The RushHour Documents library: uploaded files with their type, categories, tags and status, and a packing list open with its AI summary and tags
DocumentsPaperwork read into text, classified and tagged, with an AI summary for each file.
An order's Audit log tab: a hold placed, a stop's scheduled time changed and a price update, each with the person who made it
Order audit logEvery hold, stop change and price change on the order, with who made it and when.

Freight that has already run through RushHour

32,000+
loads: orders and quotes entered since February 2020
78,000+
pickup and delivery stops on those orders
3.3M+
miles recorded on those orders
12
countries with stop activity

Questions

Common questions about the products

Is RushHour one system or several apps?

One system with three apps. Your office works in the Company Portal, a web app. Your drivers use the RushHour driver app on Android or iPhone. Your shippers can use the Customer Portal. A REST API gives your developers the same data. An order typed in the office, imported from a spreadsheet or booked by a shipper is the same record the driver works from and the invoice is built from.

What does the Next release badge mean?

The feature is finished and running on our stage environment, and it reaches every customer with the next production release. Everything on this page without a badge is in production today. The changelog lists what the next release contains.

Which phones does the driver app run on?

Android phones and iPhones. Drivers install the RushHour driver app from Google Play or the App Store, then connect to your company with the invite code you send them from the Company Portal. The app's screens are in English.

Does RushHour work in Hebrew?

Yes. The Company Portal and the Customer Portal work in English or Hebrew, with right-to-left layouts in Hebrew, and each person picks their own language. The driver app and the user guides are in English.

Do we need tracking devices in the trucks?

No. Arrival estimates on the dispatch board start from your Samsara trucks if you connect Samsara, or from the driver app's location, and without either from the last completed stop or the plan. RushHour does not sell tracking hardware.

Can we connect our own systems?

Yes. The REST API that the RushHour apps use is documented at docs.rushhourapp.com/developers. An integration connects with an API token that has its own roles, expiry and revoke, created by a company admin in Settings > API Tokens. RushHour does not send webhooks, so integrations check for changes on a schedule.

Where can our team learn each product?

Step-by-step user guides for the Company Portal, the Customer Portal and the driver app, plus the developer section, are at docs.rushhourapp.com, in English. A demo on your own lanes is the quickest way to see the products working together.

See the products on your own freight

Book a demo and we will walk through orders and quotes, the dispatch board, the driver app and invoicing using your lanes.

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