Evaluate e-ticketing vendor options (HaulHub/DOTslip, TruckIT) for hauling documentation on public jobs
domain: haulhub.com · 4 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Recognize e-ticketing on public agency jobs (Caltrans, WisDOT, NDOT, etc.) is typically driven by the DOT's chosen vendor relationship — most commonly HaulHub (DOTslip/JOBSlip) — rather than a single universal standard.
Review HaulHub's published 'eTicket DOT API Integration Endpoint' documentation (via their knowledge base) before assuming e-ticketing means manual app use only — a documented API integration point exists for contractor software.
For TruckIT, expect an 'open API' positioned for turnkey or custom integration per their own marketing, but treat exact endpoint/auth details as undocumented publicly — request integration docs directly rather than assuming self-serve access.
Confirm with the specific state DOT which vendor(s) it has certified for e-ticketing on that project before building an integration, since acceptance is agency-specific.
Known gotchas
Neither platform publishes fully open, self-serve API documentation the way a typical SaaS does — expect to request access/credentials through a sales or DOT-integration process, not a public developer portal signup.
The vendor landscape is fragmented and DOT-specific; an integration built for one state's HaulHub/DOTslip deployment will not automatically work for another state's chosen e-ticketing vendor.
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