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The empty truck was only half the problem
Trux began by matching dump trucks with construction jobs. Its more interesting move was learning to manage everything that happens after a truck says yes.
The Software That Makes a Building Site Show Its Work
DataScope began with gates and attendance. Two decades later, its software records the untidy choreography of people, permits, plant and deliveries - and turns a building site into something its managers can actually read.
The Internet Put a Price Tag on a Dumpster. Then Dumpsters.com Built the Logistics Layer.
A blue steel box is the visible product. The harder business is coordinating local haulers, landfill rules, jobsite schedules and customer expectations across the country - one delivery window at a time.
Veyor
Veyor is a cloud-based construction logistics platform - often called the 'Uber Eats of construction' - that digitizes how large building sites and facilities schedule deliveries, coordinate materials, manage loading docks and enforce site access and compliance. Founded in Sydney in 2017 and now expanding across the United States from Austin, Veyor connects contractors, suppliers, drivers and facility managers on a single live schedule to cut congestion, wait times and paperwork on complex projects.
Richard Fifita
Richard Fifita is the co-founder and CEO of Veyor, a cloud-based logistics scheduling platform for construction and large-scale facilities. A former civil engineer and Lendlease superintendent who helped deliver the Barangaroo International Towers in Sydney, he started Veyor in 2018 to fix the chaos he saw on his own jobsites and has since relocated to the United States to lead the company through its Series A expansion.