The right driver, on the right trip, on time.

And paid correctly afterward. Dispatch, routing, driver pay and claims for bases in New York and New Jersey.

The Pulse Dispatch page with a late trip highlighted, demo data

One trip. Five moments.
One record.

One trip in PulseReal screens, demo data
BookedAssignedMonitoredDropped offPaid
The trip on the Pulse Dispatch page
The trip in the Pulse driver app
Live monitoring with countdowns to pickup
Dropped off in the driver app
The trip on a driver pay run
01

Booked

MAS sends the trip by integration. It lands on the Dispatch page with Contract A’s rules attached.

Who sees it

Dispatcher

02

Assigned

Pulse offers it to the driver whose route fits. He accepts in the app. A driver with an expired document could not.

Who sees it

Dispatcher, driver

03

Monitored

Contract A allows 10 minutes. The board colours the trip as it gets close to that window, not a fixed 15.

Who sees it

Dispatcher

04

Completed

The driver marks the passenger dropped off. The contract’s waiting time would have decided a no-show.

Who sees it

Driver

05

Paid and filed

The trip value becomes the driver’s payout by Contract A’s pay rules. The Medicaid claim goes to eMedNY.

Who sees it

Finance

Use cases.

Everyone at the base works from the same trip record.

A driver bookout in Pulse

The owner

Pays per completed trip. No monthly minimum. No setup fee.

Pricing
The trip board with a late trip flagged

The dispatcher

Sees the late trip before the passenger calls.

Contract Retention
A pay run in Pulse

Finance

Runs driver pay in one place. Every driver, every contract, every trip.

Driver Retention
The next trip in the driver app

The driver

One account for every company he drives for. One view of his earnings.

For drivers

From the first call
to your first day.

Four steps. You know what happens at each one, and what we need from you.

Pickup 8:00Drop-off8:41Driver D-104210 min window13.3 miSchedule a call
  1. 01

    The call

    We ask how trips reach you, how you assign them and where the team loses time.

    Your part

    You walk us through a normal day.

  2. 02

    The scope

    We write a short scope of the problem and send it to you.

    Your part

    You confirm we have it right.

  3. 03

    The demo

    One demo on dummy data, in person or by screen share, built around your workflow.

    Your part

    Your team watches it run.

  4. 04

    The start

    We create your account the same day you sign. Your first day live is run in person, at your base.

    Your part

    You add your contracts and invite your drivers.

Before you
schedule a call.

The questions bases ask us most. Anything else, ask on the call.

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Who is Pulse for?

Transportation bases in New York and New Jersey. NEMT and Medicaid providers, for-hire, black car and taxi bases, and agencies and public programs that fund trips.

Which brokers send trips into Pulse?

MAS, Sentry, ModivCare and MTM send trips by integration. CTG is coming soon. When a passenger replies Not Going, the trip cancels and the broker is told.

How is Pulse priced?

Per completed trip, billed monthly. No setup fee. No monthly minimum. A cancelled trip costs nothing.

Can my drivers keep working for other companies?

Yes. One driver account covers every company a driver works for. While he runs your trip he works for you, and companies never see each other’s work.

Can we submit Medicaid claims from Pulse?

Yes. Medicaid work goes to eMedNY from the same system you dispatch in. Broker work goes through the broker. The TLC trip record file exports ready to submit.

Is passenger information protected?

A Business Associate Agreement is signed at onboarding, before your account is created. Each role sees only what it needs.

How fast can we start?

We create your account the same day you sign. You add your contracts, drivers and vehicles, and your first day live is run in person at your base.

Who built Pulse?

The team behind Pulse has 20 years in NEMT and cash-pay transportation. The routing draws on more than 100 million trips of history from 20 years of operations.