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Reach brokers you've booked before

The Recent tab surfaces brokers from your booking history on the current origin so you can go back to the ones who've paid you.

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When you post to a lane you've run before, the brokers who've already booked you are your warmest leads. The Recent tab pulls those brokers up from your booking history for the origin you're searching — so you can go straight back to the ones who've paid you instead of cold-emailing the whole board.

Recent is a Pro feature and works on DAT only. See the pricing page for what's included.

What the Recent tab shows

Open the Recent tab in the side panel over a DAT search. It lists brokers you've booked from the current origin — the same starting city you're searching right now. Change the origin and the list changes with it.

If you haven't booked out of that origin before, you'll see:

Hmm… no bookings history from this origin

Try to adjust the origin.

That just means there's no history for that exact starting point yet — try a nearby origin you've run.

Filter and sort the list

Use Filter & Sort to narrow the brokers down:

  • Start date and end date — limit the list to bookings in a date range.
  • Ascending / descending — order the list oldest-first or newest-first.

Handy when you want the brokers you've worked with most recently, or want to pull up a specific stretch of time.

Reach out

From the list you can:

  • Compose to one broker — open an email to a single broker, with your templates and signature ready to go.
  • Bulk email — send to several brokers from the list at once, so you can hit the whole warm list for a lane in one pass.

Everything goes out through your connected mailbox, the same as a normal broker email.

Good to know

  • Recent is hidden on Truckstop — it shows on DAT searches only.
  • The list is tied to the origin you're searching, not the destination.

Need a hand? Email support@numeo.ai or use the Help button in the side panel.

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