Everything Certified Connect
Everything Certified Connect
Publish capacity, win awards, manage compliance, and track KPIs in ProviderLink.
Delivery Providers (carriers) bring capacity, compliance, and on-time performance to the Everything Certified Connect network. Through ProviderLink, you post capacity, win contracts, assign drivers, manage compliance, and track KPIs—so every lane runs on SLA.
A Delivery Provider is a contracted carrier that supplies drivers, vehicles, and operational control to execute ECC lanes under defined SLAs. Providers use ProviderLink to publish capacity, accept work, manage driver rosters, upload COIs, and monitor KPI scorecards across routes and markets.
Vehicles: Cargo Van, Sprinter Van
Rates/awards vary by lane complexity and market; details appear in ProviderLink awards. Compensation is typically aligned to trips, stops, and mileage.
Vehicles: Box Truck 16′ / 26′
Ideal for distribution and multi-stop. Compensation typically varies per trip based on trips, stops, and mileage.
Vehicles: Van / Box Truck
Airport-adjacent freight; TSA STA/Badge may be required. Compensation often varies per trip based on trips, stops, and mileage.
Vehicles: Box Truck 16′ / 26′
Port dray and warehouse shuttles; TWIC badge preferred. Compensation often varies per trip based on trips, stops, and mileage.
Vehicles: Tractor Trailer (53′), CDL-A
Regional and OTR linehaul; ELD required. Compensation typically varies per trip based on trips, stops, and mileage.
Exact rates and settlement terms are shown with each award in ProviderLink.
Share service areas, fleet/equipment, insurance, and compliance contacts.
Initial review and invite to your portal with role-based access.
Post capacity, accept awards, configure drivers and vehicles.
Compliance verification (COIs, badges, safety plan) and orientation.
Meet SLAs, submit POD, track KPIs, and settle weekly per terms.
Configure driver and vehicle profiles, monitor scorecards, and manage exceptions in ProviderLink. Awards specify pickup windows, service notes, photo requirements, and POD standards. Real-time visibility and KPI guardrails help you stay compliant while maximizing asset utilization.
Upload current COIs, keep insurance limits aligned to lane requirements, and maintain DOT/ELD compliance where applicable. Airport and port work may require TSA STA or TWIC badges. Our team is available to guide you through requirements after you apply—have your documents handy for faster activation.
Questions after you apply? We’ll help finalize documents, safety attestations, and award settings.
Focus on consistent local or regional awards.
Multi-market coverage and rotating capacity.
Multi-state awards, dedicated dispatch, compliance teams.
In-home placement, assembly, photo documentation.
Tarmac-adjacent handoffs; TSA STA/Badge required.
Seaport dray, cross-dock, TWIC badge preferred.
You’ll upload these in ProviderLink during onboarding. This checklist is just for prep.
Tip: Upload current COIs with correct Additional Insured/Certificate Holder language as specified in awards.