Carrier Onboarding with Freight Girlz


Truck Dispatch Documents

Online Agreement

🚨 Step 1: Complete the Freight Girlz Dispatch Agreement

All carriers must complete this form to activate their account and begin dispatch services. This is the official agreement between your company and Freight Girlz, outlining our service terms, responsibilities, and dispatch structure.

Driver Intake Form

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Only Required if You Employ Drivers

This form is for carriers with company drivers. If you’re an owner-operator with no employees, you can skip this section.

Credit Card Authorization

Credit Card Authorization Required

🚨 Required for Activation

All carriers must complete the credit card authorization form or your account will not be activated for dispatch.

Heavy Hauler Form

đźš› Only for Heavy Haul Customers

Freight Girlz Heavy Haul Equipment - 4-Axle RGN Double Drop Trailer


Watch the Freight Girlz Carrier Onboarding Tutorial Video

🎥 We encourage all carriers to watch this quick video before completing the steps to the left.

đźš› Equipment Types We Support

  • Dry Van, Reefer, Flatbed, Step Deck, and Power Only
  • Hot Shots meeting a minimum 40 ft. deck length

đźš« We do not dispatch Box Trucks or Cargo Vans.

đź“‹ Carrier Onboarding at Freight Girlz

Carrier Onboarding at Freight Girlz is designed to streamline the dispatch process for trucking companies and independent owner-operators. Our goal is to deliver a smooth, compliant, and efficient experience so you can get on the road faster — with fewer administrative delays.

By partnering with Freight Girlz, you’ll reduce back-office stress and gain access to top-paying freight. Our process includes verifying your MC authority, collecting all required documents, and setting up a detailed carrier profile to match you with ideal loads.


JTAC Services Inc.


W-9 eSign

Complete the form below

SCAC Renewal and Application

SCAC


⚠️ The picture below shows what NOT to do.

The driver left both the paperwork and an unused trailer seal hanging on the door handle.

A. Like all trailers, ours are equipped with a bill box next to the glad hands. Thankfully, the paperwork wasn’t destroyed by rain this time.

B. Loaded trailers should always be sealed. Fortunately, no one noticed this unsecured trailer — otherwise the customer’s freight could have been stolen.

Example of What Not to Do with Loaded Trailer - Unsealed and Paperwork Left Out
Reefer unloading potatoes dispatched by Freight Girlz