Abnormal loads
Oversized and overweight movements that fall outside standard freight rules.
Case Study
FRAI brought route planning, permits, assets and schedules into a single live operational view, helping planners cut manual errors, reduce planning time and make better use of the assets they had already built.
Turbine Components
Power Transformer
Bridge Beam
98%
Fewer manual errors
40%
Less planning time
One screen
Replacing spreadsheets and legacy entry
The planning problem
Planning was spread across spreadsheets, ESDAL and permit portals, route surveys and legacy data entry. Every handoff added manual work and risk, and the assets and trailers were tracked separately from the schedule that depended on them.
Planning lived across spreadsheets, permit portals and route surveys.
Permit and ESDAL status had to be checked manually.
Assets and trailers were tracked separately from the schedule.
Information was rekeyed into legacy systems by hand.
Manual updates created a high risk of avoidable errors.
Why heavy haulage is different
Heavy haulage carries constraints that standard freight never has to manage. Abnormal loads, statutory permits, route clearances and complex trailer configurations all have to line up before a single movement can go ahead.
Oversized and overweight movements that fall outside standard freight rules.
Statutory notifications and permits that must be raised and tracked.
Routes surveyed and cleared for height, weight and swept path.
Trailers built and configured to suit each specific load.
Movement orders and escorts coordinated around the plan.
How it works
FRAI ties route and permit status, asset configuration and availability, and the schedule into one operational view. Instead of planners moving between portals, spreadsheets and legacy systems, every part of the movement references the same live job, so a change in one place is reflected everywhere.
Workflow before and after
The same movement, handled two very different ways.
Heavy haulage is not just about assigning a truck. Operators need to know which trailers, modules and assets are already built, where they are located, what movement they are assigned to, and whether they can be reused on the next job without being stripped down and rebuilt. FRAI gives planners a live view of assets, configurations and future availability so teams can reduce wasted time, avoid avoidable rebuilds and plan work around real operational capacity.
FRAI knows what assets are built up, where they are, and where they can be used next, without rebuilding the trailer unnecessarily.
Asset visibility and trailer reuse
Planners can see where each trailer and module is, how it is configured, and when it becomes available, with clear recommendations on where it can be reused next.
See where each trailer and module is and how it is currently built.
Know when assets free up so they can be planned into the next job.
Surface assets that can be reused without an unnecessary rebuild.
Outcomes
What the planning team saw after consolidating into FRAI.
98%
Fewer manual errors
40%
Less planning time
One screen
Replacing spreadsheets and legacy entry
Higher
Asset utilisation and fewer unnecessary rebuilds
Clearer
Permit and route visibility
Relevant FRAI modules
Composable building blocks that connect quoting, operations and compliance into one flow.
Plan assets and movements against a live operational picture.
Track route clearances and ESDAL permit status alongside the plan.
See trailer and module location, configuration and availability.
Automate repetitive steps and route exceptions to the right people.
Keep permits, checks and documents tied to every movement.
Every change recorded for a complete, reviewable history.
Book a walkthrough and see how FRAI can connect your existing systems, automate manual work, and create one live reference for every movement.