Dashdoc is a technology company.
Dashdoc has raised $5.0M across 1 funding round.
Dashdoc has raised $5.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Dashdoc is a Paris-based SaaS company founded in 2018 that builds a next-generation Transport Management System (TMS) for carriers (truck operators) and shippers (industrial goods shippers).[1][2][4] Its core products—Dashdoc TMS, Dashdoc Flow (dock scheduling), and Dashdoc eCMR (electronic consignment notes)—automate transport operations from quoting and planning to real-time updates, invoicing, and carbon footprint tracking, solving pain points like paperwork, poor collaboration, and outdated tools in road freight logistics.[2][3][4][6] Serving over 2,000 trucking companies primarily in France and Benelux, Dashdoc drives growth by enabling time savings, profit optimization, and digital transformation in a sector ripe for automation.[1][4][5]
With a team of 95+ passionate employees, Dashdoc emphasizes intuitive, AI-powered tools that prioritize user delight and industry decarbonization, positioning it as a leading European player in collaborative transport software.[1][3][4]
Dashdoc emerged in 2018 amid a road freight industry shake-up driven by automation, connectivity, driverless trucks, and low-carbon tech, where carriers, shippers, and truckers struggled with complex, expensive software unfit for their needs.[1][2] Founders, motivated by this gap, launched from Paris to deliver "Google Drive for transports"—a unified platform for digitalizing operations and fostering collaboration.[1][4]
Early traction built on user-centric design co-created with industry leaders, expanding from core TMS to AI features and add-ons like dock scheduling.[1][3][5] Pivotal moments include scaling to 95+ employees, organizing team-building DashTour events across Europe, and securing trust from clients like Suez and Vincent Logistics for real-time monitoring and optimization.[1][6] By integrating tools like HubSpot for feedback loops, Dashdoc refined its product during rapid growth in France and Benelux.[5]
Dashdoc stands out in the TMS market through these key strengths:
Dashdoc rides the wave of logistics digitalization, fueled by automation, AI, connectivity, and sustainability demands in a $6 trillion global road freight market slow to modernize.[1][2] Its timing aligns perfectly with rising eCMR mandates, decarbonization pressures, and post-pandemic supply chain disruptions, where real-time tools reduce delays and emissions.[1][3][4]
Market forces like labor shortages and fuel costs favor Dashdoc's efficiency gains, enabling carriers and shippers to compete via optimized dispatching and collaborative platforms.[4][7] By influencing Europe’s transport ecosystem—through 2,000+ adopters and features like carbon tracking—Dashdoc accelerates industry-wide shifts toward AI-driven, low-carbon operations, bridging traditional trucking with tech innovation.[1][2][6]
Dashdoc is poised for European expansion, leveraging AI enhancements and dock/eCMR tools to capture more market share amid accelerating logistics automation.[3][4] Trends like widespread AI adoption, regulatory pushes for digital consignment notes, and net-zero goals will propel its growth, potentially doubling its 2,000+ user base as shippers demand collaborative TMS.[1][2][6]
Its influence may evolve into a full-stack logistics platform, integrating deeper with IoT for driverless tech and blockchain for traceability, solidifying its role as the user-delightful backbone of digitized transport—transforming an analog industry one seamless operation at a time.[1][3][7]
Dashdoc has raised $5.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Dashdoc's investors include Alven, F3A, ISAI, Kurma Partners, Partech Ventures.
Dashdoc has raised $5.0M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $5.0M Seed in September 2021.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sep 1, 2021 | $5.0M Seed | Alven, F3A, ISAI, Kurma Partners, Partech Ventures |