The Breakthrough Fuel module puts lane-level, same-day fuel surcharge rates on customer and outside-carrier profiles. Order miles come from your mileage software, and the surcharge is calculated on the invoice or settlement, estimated and actualized for brokered loads.

Since 1995
Built for transportation
Lane-level fuel pricing
Same-day rate by lane
PC*Miler by Trimble
Miles calculated in the TMS
The module reads the order and applies the Breakthrough Fuel rate on the customer or carrier profile, using miles from your mileage software. The surcharge lands on the invoice or settlement without a lookup.

TransPlus works with Breakthrough Fuel to keep surcharge rates current as fuel markets move. PC*Miler by Trimble provides the miles the surcharge estimate is built on.
The Breakthrough Fuel module puts Breakthrough Fuel surcharge rates on customer and outside-carrier profiles. The rate applies to the order automatically, so dispatch and accounting stop keeping a spreadsheet of surcharge schedules.
The Breakthrough Fuel surcharge is calculated in the TMS from the rate on the profile and the miles on the order. Order and contract miles come from your mileage software.
Yes. When freight is brokered, the Breakthrough Fuel module estimates the fuel surcharge first and then actualizes what is paid to the carrier.
Breakthrough Fuel uses PC*Miler by Trimble to calculate order and contract miles. Those miles set the fuel surcharge estimate for every order.
Breakthrough Fuel replaces the DOE weekly index with lane-level, same-day fuel prices. Carriers are reimbursed for what fuel cost on that lane that day, and shippers pay no more than that.
Yes. Breakthrough Fuel separates fuel costs from linehaul rates, which lets carriers move to a zero-base rate strategy with operating costs isolated.
Breakthrough Fuel is one of the add-on modules available on the Enterprise plan.
Fuel surcharge is one of the lines on every invoice and settlement that used to be looked up by hand. Bring a lane and a fuel surcharge schedule to your demo and we will run it.