Every day, brokers leave trips uncovered while qualified providers sit idle. Extended Helper is the neutral marketplace in the middle: it checks compliance first, ranks providers on trust, redistributes overflow across brokers, and writes down every decision.
Run the live console Request early accessDispatch software helps one operator run their own trips. Extended Helper sits between brokers, providers, and riders, so capacity moves to where the trips are.
Insurance, background checks, inspections, and training are validated in real time. A provider with a lapsed credential never sees the trip, and the system records why.
When a broker cannot cover a trip, it is offered through four tiers, from its own network out to a cross-broker pool, without exposing the originating broker.
On-time rate, completion, rider rating, response speed, and credential headroom combine into one score that ranks every offer.
Forecast demand is compared with live compliant capacity by zone, so gaps are found before trips go uncovered.
This is the real gate, ranking, and cascade logic, running now. Expire a provider's credential, post your own trip, then verify that the audit chain cannot be edited without detection.
The cold start problem kills most marketplaces. Extended Helper is built by an operator who already runs one side of the market.
Compliance gate, trust ranking, four-tier cascade, audit chain, and forecasting, running end to end. The console above.
Helper Group Logistics as first provider and first overflow source, then two brokers and a provider cohort.
Credential document intake, live rider and provider notifications, and expansion market by market.
Brokers, providers, facilities, and partners. Service area and timing help us sequence the pilot.