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Sort, reorder, and hide duplicates

Sort the results table by rate, RPM, age, or deadhead, drag columns into your own order, and hide duplicate or unwanted rows.

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The results table starts sorted by newest, but you can reshape it to match how you work a lane — sort by the number that matters, put your favorite columns first, and clear out the copies and the rows you've already ruled out.

Sort by the column that matters

Click a sortable column header to sort by it; click again to flip the direction. You can sort by:

  • Rate — highest-paying first.
  • RPM — best rate per mile, the fairest way to compare short and long hauls.
  • Age — freshest first (the default).
  • DH-O — least deadhead to pickup.
  • DH-D — least deadhead after delivery.

Sorting by RPM or deadhead is usually the fastest way to find the load that actually pencils out, not just the one that posted most recently.

Reorder columns — and it sticks

Drag any data column left or right to build the layout you like. If you always glance at Company and Contact first, drag them next to Rate. Load Hub remembers your order, so it's there on your next search too.

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Dragging a column into a new position

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Hide duplicates

The same freight often posts on several boards at once. Turn on hide duplicates and Load Hub collapses those copies into a single row, so you scan real loads instead of the same one three times. It matches loads by pickup, delivery, rate, miles, and equipment, and each source still shows how many duplicates it contributed.

Hide rows you've ruled out

Select one or more rows and use Hide Selected to clear loads you've already passed on. It keeps the table focused on the freight you're still deciding between — handy on a busy board where the same lane keeps reposting.

Good to know

  • Sorting, your column order, and hiding all work together — set the sort, tidy the columns, hide the noise, and the view stays yours.
  • To dig into a single load's route, tolls, and profit math, open it — see Load details and profitability.

Need a hand? Email support@numeo.ai or use the in-app Help option.

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