Client
Create the assignment. Follow progress.
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Free access. Personal assistance.
If pickup is outside your service area or your own capacity is limited, tender the transport across Europe. Set the price limit, choose the partner and follow the assignment in IMTO through to the recorded handover.
Access is free. An IMTO network fee arises only when an assignment is awarded on a binding basis. The amount and who pays are clearly shown before award.
The central platform
IMTO connects information, responsibilities and progress around a shared case record.
Create the assignment. Follow progress.
If assigned: coordinate awards and partners.
Access by role and case assignment
Accept the assignment. Organise delivery.
Update status. Record the handover.
Your clients expect reliable organisation even when you cannot perform the transport yourself. IMTO supports finding suitable quotes, awarding work and coordinating execution. You remain your client’s contact and calculate the outsourced service including the network fee.
Assign a case beyond your service area to a transport partner in a structured workflow.
Define the service, dates and provider budget. Include the network fee in your calculation before publishing the tender.
Compare incoming quotes on price and service. You decide the award; providers decide whether to submit a quote.
After award, driver assignment, confirmed status updates, documents and handovers stay linked to the case.
Calculate before award
For a tender, the fee is a percentage of the awarded provider price. For direct award, your dispatch company’s fixed case fee applies instead, regardless of the transport price. The assigned dispatch company pays the fee; otherwise the ordering client does. Transport partners receive their agreed price without an IMTO fee deduction.
Hypothetical net amounts, with no other case costs. The provider must offer the agreed service at this price. Contribution margin is not net profit.
The tier is based on the awarded provider price.
One IMTO fee per case, clear before you award. The full amount becomes due once, at binding award.
Keep track of costs: your case file and cockpit show your IMTO fee and payment status. You receive a separate invoice linked to the case number.
For direct tendering without a dispatcher, the ordering client pays the network fee.
Record pickup, destination, dates, transport requirements and required documents.
Set the price limit, review quotes and award to a suitable partner.
Follow driver assignment, reported transport status and exceptions in the case.
Record the recipient, documents, confirmations and signature for final handover.
IMTO serves a European market. Suitable quotes and transport feasibility are established for each request.
Start by preparing one outsourced case or transport leg through IMTO. Initial pilot cases receive personal support; scope and costs are agreed before assignment.
You set the guideline or maximum budget. Transport partners calculate their own quotes. You review the quotes and decide the award. A budget does not guarantee a provider will accept that price.
You see recorded updates from participants, not automatic GPS tracking. Reliable case progress depends on timely and complete reporting.
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Request dispatch access and describe your needs or a typical route in the message field. After personal review, we will discuss preparing your first case.
Do not include personal case data or documents of deceased persons in the public request.