User guides · Show me how
Each guide walks through one job in the app, step by step, with screenshots and a red box around the thing to click. Open it next to the app and follow along.
Now onboarding freight brokers.
The index
The guides follow a load’s life, from the first carrier check to the last payment. Setup is at the end, because you’ll usually come back to it.
What’s in a guide
Every guide opens with what it’s for and who it’s for. If the job takes a credit or needs a plan with the TMS, it says so before you start.
Invite your team first, so the right people have the right access. Then bring in your old data. Verify your first carrier before you book anything. Run one load through the guides in order, then choose which steps Happy Tactic does for you, once you’ve seen each one done by hand.
These guides are for the people using the app. If you’re wiring Happy Tactic to your own software, the developers page covers the API, webhooks and the AI assistants connector. For what connects to what, see the integrations board.
Questions brokers ask
In the product docs at app.happytactic.com/docs/user-guide. Each link on this page opens its guide in a new tab, so you can keep your place in the app.
The first group: verifying a carrier, reading the result and checking a driver. Hotshot is the verification suite and has no TMS. The load, billing and carrier pay guides need the full TMS, from Regional up.
Yes. Export a CSV or Excel file from your old system and follow Bring in your old data. It covers customers, carriers, drivers, loads and more. Nothing is saved until you’ve seen the dry run. There’s a built-in preset for EZ Loader exports.
No. The choices apply to new work only, never to old loads or anything you imported. Each step has its own switch under Settings → Workflow.
No. They use sample carriers and customers with made-up names and numbers.
Every guide ends with common problems and their fixes. If that doesn’t cover it, use Help & Support in the app or talk to us.
Verification on every plan. The full TMS from Regional up.