X3 Workforce decides who is qualified, trained, medically current, rested, competent, and specifically authorized to perform each assignment — a real-time authorization engine across five dimensions, grounded in verified 49 CFR.
The Assignment Authorization Engine checks a driver against the load, vehicle, customer, route and your fleet rules and returns one of six precise statuses — Authorized, Authorized with conditions, Pending, Restricted, Ineligible, or Under review — each with the exact reason and the fastest valid resolution.
Each area is a working module backed by grounded specialists — not a checklist. Run one, or let the Command Center roll all of them into a single verdict.
One subscription covers the whole readiness platform — all seven areas, the Command Center, and the AI crew. Priced per active driver with a fleet minimum.
No. A checklist tells you what to look for. X3 Workforce reads the file, computes a weighted Driver Readiness Score across seven areas, and returns a CLEAR / REVIEW / HOLD verdict with the exact rule behind every gap.
Driver qualification, training, scheduling eligibility, medical certificates, hours, operational competency, and fleet-specific authorization — the full set of things that decide whether a driver can legally and safely be dispatched.
Six graded dimensions are weighted — qualification, medical, hours, competency, training and authorization — into a 0–100 score. Any failed hard gate (qualification, medical, hours, authorization) forces a HOLD regardless of the number.
No — it is self-contained and covers all seven areas itself. It is the readiness command layer your dispatch decision runs through, grounded in the same verified 49 CFR.
Every module and specialist is grounded in the verified Code of Federal Regulations and cites the section it relied on. It is decision support, not legal advice.
The Command Center verdict is instant. The grounded specialists return a finished, cited work product in seconds.
