Compare RigDig vs. Trinium TMS

RigDig serves as a comprehensive business intelligence and prospecting tool tailored for the commercial trucking sector, offering in-depth information about active trucking fleets, owner-operators, and pre-owned vehicles to enhance the precision of sales, marketing, and service efforts in lead targeting and qualification. By consolidating extensive trucking data—encompassing fleet dimensions, equipment types, brand loyalties, geographical operations, safety infractions, and contact information—it allows users to effectively search and filter leads through over 25 criteria, save curated lists, and export them for outreach or integration into CRM systems. The platform's Prospect Profiles provide invaluable insights for each lead, revealing the types of trucks and equipment used by fleets, their operational regions, and key contacts, while its Prospect Relationship Manager (PRM) facilitates the organization of communications, tasks, and follow-up actions. Additionally, RigDig features a mobile app designed for field prospecting, empowering users to discover potential leads based on their location or designated territories, ultimately streamlining the entire lead generation process. This combination of functionalities ensures that teams are equipped with the tools necessary to maximize their outreach effectiveness in a competitive market.

Trinium is the industry leader in intermodal trucking, drayage systems. It offers solutions for companies with 10 to more than 1,000 drivers. Trinium TMS (Transportation Management System), is a complete enterprise solution for intermodal trucking companies. TMS is currently used in every intermodal and cargo market in the U.S. and Canada. It manages both domestic and international container operations. The company's primary goal is to help its customers improve their financial results by implementing industry best practices. Trinium has made improvements in various areas of customers' operations. Increase revenue/fleet without hiring additional staff. Reduce equipment detention charges (Per Diem, Rail Storage, Port Demurrage). Mobile communications can improve dispatcher efficiency and driver productivity. Customer service can be improved by timely and accurate updates via EDI and automated email.