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Paying for Weighs at Cat Scales Made Easier for Drivers, Carriers by Relay

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Paying for Weighs at Cat Scales Made Easier for Drivers, Carriers by Relay
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Truck drivers and carriers face numerous expenses while their vehicles are on the road, and ensuring accurate weight measurements is one such cost. However, obtaining these figures isn’t without its expenses.

Enter Relay Payments, a fintech company positioning itself as a pioneer in modernizing payments for the trucking and logistics sectors. Recently, they introduced an integration to their service that facilitates carriers and drivers using their Relay accounts within the Weigh My Truck app from CAT Scale.

“We’re committed to being a fully digital, end-to-end payments provider for trucking,” said Emily Neuman, Relay’s executive vice president of operations. “Integrating with some of the most popular options to pay for scales allows drivers to use Relay to pay for all over-the-road expenses, while easily monitoring their cash flow. We have thousands of customers who now use Relay for fuel, unloading, broker, and scale payments.”

This integration empowers drivers to utilize Relay for settling payments at over 2,200 locations, offering comprehensive coverage across the nation. Relay Payments officials emphasize that truckers and carriers stand to gain significantly from this service.

They can utilize existing Relay accounts to streamline various expenses such as fuel, lumper fees, scale charges, cash transactions, and other on-the-road expenditures. Furthermore, it enables them to consolidate reporting and streamline back-office management processes.

“We are pleased that Relay Payments customers can now use their account for Weigh My Truck transactions and realize the significant time savings it offers,” said Heather DeBaillie, vice president of operations and marketing for CAT Scale.

 

 

Source: The Trucker

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