IT Doesn't Stop at the Office Door. Neither Do We.
Connected yards. Smarter operations.
From dispatch to the far end of the yard, we keep your operation connected. Spicsoft extends your network across large outdoor properties and between buildings with long-range wireless, then brings yard cameras, gates and remote equipment onto the same managed, monitored network as your dispatch office.
Microsoft platform we deliver and run
- Long-Range WirelessPoint-to-point and point-to-multipoint links
- Secure NetworkManaged firewall, segmentation, outdoor switching
- Yard SurveillanceCameras, recording, gate and access systems
- Cloud ApplicationsDispatch, maintenance and ELD platforms
- Real-Time VisibilityMonitoring for network, cameras and equipment
- IT Managed ServicesServers, Microsoft 365, backup and 24/7 support
Technology behind every part of the business.
From assessment to always-on, in six phases.
How Spicsoft delivers the complete environment for a trucking operation—without stopping the freight.
- 1Weeks 1–2
Survey
We walk the property with you—office, shop, warehouse, gate, fuel island and the far corners of the yard—measuring distances, lines of sight and where cameras and equipment need to live.
- Site & RF survey
- Camera and gate placement
- Network and dispatch dependencies
- 2Weeks 2–3
Design
A wireless backbone from the office mast to each building and yard zone, outdoor-rated switching and a segmented network so cameras, gates and vendors never touch dispatch systems.
- Point-to-point / multipoint design
- Segmentation and firewall policy
- Power, poles and enclosures
- 3Weeks 4–6
Install
Masts, radios and outdoor switches installed and tested zone by zone. Cameras mounted with real coverage checks, gate controller and fuel-island systems brought onto the network.
- Wireless links installed & tested
- Cameras and gate online
- Outdoor enclosures and power
- 4Week 7
Integrate
Dispatch, maintenance and ELD platforms connected across the whole property; drivers, shop and office on one secured Wi-Fi; recording and alerts verified.
- Cloud applications across all zones
- Driver and shop Wi-Fi
- Recording and alert verification
- 5Week 8
Protect
Layered protection proven end to end: perimeter, network, endpoints, isolated backups of dispatch and office systems, and a documented restore test.
- Managed detection & response
- Isolated backup + restore test
- Vendor access controls
- 6Ongoing
Operate
24/7 monitoring of links, cameras and systems under one agreement—with a local engineer on site when weather, a pole or a truck takes something down.
- 24/7 monitoring & support
- On-site response
- Quarterly coverage review
- Dispatch and ELD systems that never go down
- Connectivity across shops, warehouses and yards
- Cameras and gates that record and respond
- One partner for the office and the property
How this looks in a real business.
Asked by trucking and logistics businesses.
Answers specific to how you operate. General questions about support, pricing and onboarding are on our FAQ page.
Can you connect the yard, shop and gate to the office network?
Yes. Long-range wireless and outdoor-rated equipment bring cameras, gates, fuel islands and shop workstations onto one managed, segmented network.
Can drivers and remote dispatch staff access our systems securely?
Yes. Secure remote access and Microsoft 365 let dispatch, drivers and remote staff work from anywhere with the same protection as the office.
How do you keep dispatch and TMS systems available?
Servers or cloud platforms are sized for the load, monitored 24/7, backed up with tested recovery, and supported around the clock—because freight moves at night.
Do you support ELD, telematics and cameras from different vendors?
Yes. We integrate them onto one network, manage their access and coordinate the vendors so issues do not bounce between them.
Can support reach us on weekends and overnight?
Yes. 24/7 coverage means an alert at 2 a.m. is handled at 2 a.m., not when the office opens.
