Bobtail will be closed May 25 for Memorial Day. Invoice processing resumes May 26.
In observance of Memorial Day, Bobtail will be closed on Mon, May 25, 2026. We will resume normal operations on Tue, May 26, and process invoices accordingly. Have a safe holiday.
Bobtail will be closed May 25 for Memorial Day. Invoice processing resumes May 26.
Learn how freight factoring and Quick Pay differ in speed, cost, and risk. Includes FAQ covering recourse factoring, NOAs, and switching providers — written for truck fleet owners.
Find out how to get an ELD device for FMCSA compliance. Compare costs, top providers, and step-by-step instructions for truck drivers and fleets.
Starting a box truck business can be a smart move in today’s logistics industry. Companies of all sizes rely on carriers with box trucks to move freight quickly and efficiently. But before you hit the road, you’ll need a solid box truck business plan.
Running a box truck business means managing tight margins and unpredictable cash flow. Shippers and brokers often take 30–60 days to pay. Many box truck business owners turn to factoring to support growth in the early days. Here are the top best factoring companies for box truck businesses.
Discover Bobtail’s new Load Management system, for load creation, document requests, and invoice factoring in one easy-to-use app.
See what others have to say about the top freight factoring companies in the trucking industry.
How do you know if you’re getting a good factoring rate? The devil is in the details. Learn the difference between a factoring rate and the total cost.
In this article, you’ll learn what fraud looks like, how to avoid it, and what to do in the event that you’re caught in the middle of a scam.
Here are all the updates we’ve made to our mobile factoring app since its launch in December 2022.
Not sure if freight factoring is right for your trucking company? Unclear on what factoring even is? Find detailed answers here.
Tired of your current factoring company? Here’s how to switch.
It’s uncommon, but it can happen. So, what should you do if a broker doesn’t pay part or all of a load? Here’s a guide.