3PLs hiring dispatchers
When a carrier or 3PL posts a dispatch or planner job, Pancake finds who runs that team.
Watching
- Dispatcher
- Load planner
- Transportation planner
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Pancake scans job posts that name your TMS or WMS, and LinkedIn posts about peak season. You get there before the rush.
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Signals
Choose the signals Pancake uses to find qualified leads.
LinkedIn signals
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Our routing tool cuts dispatch work. Find US 3PLs hiring dispatchers or load planners.
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I’ll watch dispatch job posts at US 3PLs and find the ops leader who owns the team.
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Our tool cuts late deliveries. Find US heads of logistics posting about peak season.
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I’ll watch US logistics leaders’ posts about peak season and late deliveries.
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Our slotting tool works with Manhattan WMS. Find US distributors whose job posts name it.
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I’ll watch job posts that name Manhattan WMS and find who runs the warehouses.
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Leads
People matched to your ideal customer profile, with the signal behind each match.
5 qualified leads in this workspace
Bad leads (1)
HiringConfidence 90%
KeywordConfidence 86%
StackConfidence 88%
Tolan Logistics is a 400-person 3PL in Memphis with three dispatcher roles open. Ray runs operations and owns the dispatch team.
Cragmoor is a 350-person US outdoor gear brand. Kiara leads logistics and posted about peak season prep this week.
Corliss Supply is a 1,200-person US distributor. Its warehouse job posts name Manhattan WMS, and Min-jun runs distribution.
Qualified as a leadTolan Logistics is a 400-person 3PL in Memphis with three dispatcher roles open. Ray runs operations and owns the dispatch team.
No engagement signals yet — this lead was sourced via Hiring.
Qualified as a leadCragmoor is a 350-person US outdoor gear brand. Kiara leads logistics and posted about peak season prep this week.
Qualified as a leadCorliss Supply is a 1,200-person US distributor. Its warehouse job posts name Manhattan WMS, and Min-jun runs distribution.
No engagement signals yet — this lead was sourced via Stack.
CampaignActive
Pancake runs one warm outreach campaign, tuned for you.
Up next · First message (after they accept)
Hi Ray, great to be connected. I work on routing software that builds the day’s dispatch plan. How many trucks does your team plan on a typical day?
Hi Kiara, you posted about peak season prep at Cragmoor. What’s the one thing you’re changing from last year?
Hi Min-jun, nice to be connected. We build slotting software that shortens pick paths. How often do you re-slot your warehouses?
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Written in your Brain voice.
Written from 1 signal + your Brain voice.
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Channels
# general# new-leads# salesHey 👋! Here are the fresh leads of the day. Enjoy!
Ray Delgadillo — VP Operations, Tolan LogisticsHiring
Kiara Vandiver — Head of Logistics, CragmoorKeyword
Min-jun Yeom — VP Distribution, Corliss SupplyTech stack
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Shanelle Pickens — Dispatch Manager, Kimber HaulHiring
Wade Pruneda — VP Supply Chain, Ferrin HomeKeyword
Teodora Radu — DC Manager, Halsted PartsTech stack
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Trent Mazurek — COO, Stellwagen CarriersTech stack
Latisha Fairley — Fulfillment Lead, Haverly TeaInfluencer
Duane Hovland — Warehouse Manager, Ilex FoodsHiring
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Message #new-leads
Say who you sell to. Pancake turns it into signals to watch. You approve them once.
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Signals
Pancake watches six buying signals. These four matter most to logistics founders.
When a carrier or 3PL posts a dispatch or planner job, Pancake finds who runs that team.
Watching
Job posts that ask for your WMS, TMS or telematics tool put the company on your list.
Watching
Pancake finds ops leaders reacting to posts from the vendors your product replaces.
Watching
Pancake finds supply chain leaders posting about late loads, freight costs or peak prep.
Watching
Pancake can also watch the Influencer and Own brand signals. Hiring and Stack start switched off. One click turns each on.
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Control
Pancake contacts only the leads you approve and add to your campaign. Nothing goes out for 10 minutes, so you can undo.
Outreach goes out from your account, paced by LinkedIn’s own limits.
Connection requests go out with no note.
Pancake sends Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 6 PM, in your time zone.
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Ray Delgadillo added to your campaign
Nothing goes out before 9:42 AM. Undo any time until then.
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FAQ
Partly. Hiring and Stack read job posts, so a 3PL surfaces even if its leaders never post. Keyword and Competitor need people who engage.
Rarely. Owner-operators are thin on LinkedIn. Fleets big enough to hire dispatchers and post jobs show up.
No. Pancake sees who hires dispatchers and who posts about delivery. It never sees loads, lanes or shipments.
No. Hiring and Stack run all year. Peak season is one keyword, and you can swap keywords in your Brain any time.
LinkedIn only, from your own account. A profile visit, a like, a connection request with no note, then up to three messages. No emails, no calls.
Every lead. Pancake contacts only leads you approve and add to your campaign, and you get 10 minutes to undo.
You can read each one in the lead’s campaign journey. Messages send on their own when their step comes. You can’t edit or approve them one by one. To stop outreach, remove the lead or pause the campaign.
Pancake aims for 5 to 15 new leads a day, delivered each morning. The count depends on how many people match your signals.
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$99 a month, flat.
First leads arrive tomorrow morning.
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