When your search returns, every matching load lands in one table — the same view whether the load came from TruckStop, Parade, DAT, or a connected broker. Each row is one load, and the columns give you the numbers you need to decide before you ever open it.
The Load Hub results table after a search A product screenshot will be added here.
The columns, left to right
Read a row like a quick pitch: how fresh, from where, what it pays, and who's on the other end.
- Age — how long ago the load was posted. Fresh loads sit at the top by default (see below).
- Status — the load's state on its source board.
- SRC — which source it came from (a board or a connected broker).
- Rate — the posted or offered rate.
- RPM — rate per mile, so you can compare pay across lanes of different length.
- Miles — loaded miles for the trip.
- Map — a quick route thumbnail; the full route and tolls open in the load detail.
- Origin — pickup city and state.
- DH-O — deadhead to origin: the empty miles from where your truck is to the pickup.
- Destination — delivery city and state.
- DH-D — deadhead from destination: empty miles after you drop.
- Equipment — the equipment type the load needs (V, F, R, and so on).
- Company — the broker or company posting the load.
- Contact — how to reach them, and where the email thread lives once you reach out.
How rows are sorted by default
Out of the box the table sorts by Age, newest first — so the loads that just posted are the ones you see up top. That keeps you on the freshest freight without touching a setting.
Want a different order — highest RPM, best rate, least deadhead? See Sort, reorder, and hide duplicates.
Good to know
- Same load, many boards. The same freight often posts on more than one source. Load Hub can collapse those into one row so you're not scrolling past copies — see hide duplicate loads.
- Open a row for the full picture. Click any row to expand it into the load detail: route and tolls, equipment, the broker, and the profitability calculator.
Need a hand? Email support@numeo.ai or use the in-app Help option.