Contractor control
Owner-Operator & Leased Contractor Management
Owner-operator programs are not just payroll alternatives. BOF connects the lease, qualification record, carrier rules, pay basis, deductions, escrow, equipment status, and settlement release path.
The Owner-Operator Record
| Record | Required Context | BOF Control |
|---|---|---|
| Lease agreement | Carrier, effective date, compensation terms, chargeback rules | Settlement cannot apply a rule that is not attached to the carrier record. |
| Contractor qualification | W-9, insurance, equipment, operating authority relationship | Missing evidence blocks assignment or settlement release. |
| Settlement structure | Percentage, mileage, fixed, escrow, deductions, advances | Pay profile flows into settlements and load net revenue. |
| Termination | Notice, final settlement, escrow return, equipment return | Final pay and records close with owner and evidence. |
Aggregator and Carrier-Specific Rules
Aggregators need carrier-specific policy inheritance. A driver or owner-operator linked to Carrier A may need different onboarding, insurance, settlement, document, and safety rules than one linked to Carrier B. BOF should show which carrier controls the record and which rule set applies.
Demo capabilityDriver Pay Profile Workbench
Driver type, carrier, pay basis, rate, status, and required document set can flow into payroll, settlements, and load net revenue calculations.
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