Lumper software is operations software built for crew-based freight handling, not for calendars. Generic schedulers track shifts; LOGIX COMMAND builds the whole job — the org chart, the staffing math, the paperwork packet and the equipment list — then runs it across a 10-stage workflow with a load board workers claim seats on, training records, and labor math computed from rates the owner sets.
The popular scheduling apps were built for retail and restaurant shifts: a fixed roster of employees, a weekly grid, open shifts to fill. Dock work doesn't run like that. A lumper operator's "schedule" is a stream of jobs — six trailers at one facility, a slab program at another — and every job demands a different organization: so many lumpers, a lead once the crew passes a size, a certified forklift operator on the big jobs, plus paperwork that changes with the freight. Software that only knows shifts forces the operator to do all of that thinking in their head, on paper, or in a spreadsheet that nobody else can see.
LOGIX COMMAND by Capital 7 Logistics covers seven service lines — Warehouse Workflow Contracting, Materials Moving (Stone & Slab), Lumber Services, Lumper Services, Freight & Hauling, Moving & Relocation, and Clean-Out & Demolition Support. Its staffing engine converts a job's units into a crew using per-line templates; its paperwork engine assembles the compliance packet; its Training Academy holds 12 modules across a Lumper Track, a Physical Labor Core and service-specific craft modules. A Growth Pack add-on adds platform-shaped recruiting ads, an apply-link funnel and AI-visibility generators. The public site is a live interactive version of the product that runs in your browser; subscriptions are being opened through a waitlist as the per-account cloud edition is completed.
Three ways to run it, all presented honestly with their current status:
Lumper software is operations software for crew-based freight handling. Instead of just scheduling shifts, it builds the whole job: it converts a job's size into the crew the job needs, generates the compliance paperwork, posts open positions for workers to claim, tracks training and certifications, and follows the job from intake to invoice.
Generic schedulers track shifts — who works when. LOGIX COMMAND builds the whole job: pick a service line and a unit count and it generates the org chart, the staffing math, the paperwork packet and the equipment list, then runs the job across a 10-stage workflow with a load board, training records and owner-set labor rates attached.
Yes. LOGIX COMMAND includes white-label tools: the operator sets their own company name, tagline, colors, recruiting apply link and product attribution line, and the system — including its recruiting ads and generated documents — re-themes to that brand. Clients see the operator's company, not the software vendor's.
No. Every hourly bill and pay rate in LOGIX COMMAND is set by the owner and stays blank until they set it. The system computes job labor estimates — bill, cost and margin — only from rates the owner entered, so the software never quotes a number the operator did not choose.
Open the live app, initiate a lumper job, and watch the crew, the packet and the board post themselves. Then join the waitlist for your own workspace.
Recruit · Onboard · Train · Deploy · Manage — the whole crew loop, one system.