Haul
AcquiredSt. George, US · Founded 2025 · Utah corporation · 35 employees on LinkedIn · 3 known investors
Haul provides an AI system that monitors compliance, maintenance, and safety across drivers, vehicles, and equipment for trucking and transportation operations. It uses machine learning to collect, recognize, and verify data fields across hundreds of industry-standard document types.
Also known as Haul Compliance · Trucking Jobs Technologies, Inc
Founders & leadership
Haul was founded in 2025 by Bryson Craig Hill, John Patrick Donovan, and Jimmy Winston Simpson.
Investors · 3
Reported raises · per SEC filings
Form D private placements$1.1M disclosed across 1 round · 2026
▶$1.1MraisedFeb 2026 · 12 investors · Other TechnologyRule 506(c)
- Bryson Craig HillExecutive Officer, Director, Promoter
- John Patrick DonovanExecutive Officer, Director, Promoter
- Jimmy Winston SimpsonExecutive Officer, Director, Promoter
- Offering amount
- $2.5M
- Amount sold
- $1.1M
- Minimum investment
- $50K
- First sale
- Jan 2026
- Incorporated
- Corporation, Utah, 2025
- Federal exemptions
- 06c
Source: SEC EDGAR Form D. Amounts as filed; amended filings shown once at their latest values.
Company profile
researched Aug 2026Haul, operated under the corporate name Trucking Jobs Technologies, Inc., provides software that monitors compliance, maintenance and safety across drivers, vehicles and equipment for commercial fleets. The platform covers fleet compliance against regulatory and internal requirements, proactive maintenance and safety programs, and an integrations layer with configurable add-ons.
Core product capabilities include hands-free document gathering, signing and verification during driver and equipment onboarding; automated alerts when any element of fleet compliance is about to lapse; and enforcement features that connect to time clocks and electronic logging devices to automatically lock out high-risk drivers. Haul applies machine learning to collect, recognize and validate hundreds of fields across a growing list of industry-standard document types, and surfaces AI-generated recommendations intended to improve safety. Product releases have added API keys and webhooks for syncing compliance data with other systems such as a TMS, and Compliance Standards, which lets fleets configure document requirements by driver type (CDL, non-CDL, non-driving employee) and asset type (truck, trailer) and control which documents affect compliance status. A compliance status called "Incompliant On Road" was also introduced. Haul states that it is a SOC 2 certified company.
Business model
Haul sells a fleet compliance software platform to carriers and fleet operators, offering a free trial, published pricing and demo-based sales, alongside an integration marketplace of third-party services and add-ons.
Software subscription with published pricing, a free trial, and add-on integrations and managed services available through the platform's marketplace.
Traction
J.B. Hunt's DOT compliance team reports working with Haul to develop a recertification process involving complex specifications and integrations; the platform is integrated with providers including SambaSafety, WorkforceQA, Driver iQ, DriverReach, eFront, Carrier's Edge, Luma Brighter Learning, the FMCSA and the FMCSA Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse.
Latest developments
Haul announced a strategic integration partnership with SambaSafety in November 2024, later shipped a Workforce QA integration, Compliance Standards configuration, and API keys and webhooks, and subsequently announced that it had been acquired by Fleetworthy.
▸Full profile — market position, technology, go-to-market, geography, history
Market position
Haul positions itself as a provider of compliance, maintenance and safety software for commercial fleets, working with large carriers and integrating with established driver-risk, screening and training vendors.
Haul combines document-level AI verification with automated lapse notifications and enforcement that can lock high-risk drivers out via connected time clocks and ELDs, plus configurable compliance standards by driver and asset type.
Technology
The platform uses machine learning to collect, recognize and verify hundreds of industry-standard fleet documents and validate the fields within them, generates AI-driven safety recommendations, and unifies fleet data across business applications. It integrates with telematics providers, ELDs and time clocks, and exposes API keys and webhooks so compliance data can be pushed to other systems.
Go-to-market
Direct sales through demo requests and a self-service free trial and sign-up flow, supported by a content blog on FMCSA regulation, how-to onboarding guides, and an integration/partner marketplace that channels third-party screening, training and telematics providers into the platform.
Commercial trucking and transportation fleets and their DOT compliance, safety and supply chain teams; referenced users include J.B. Hunt's DOT compliance team and a supply chain engineer at Ryder.
Geography
United States; the company serves US commercial fleets subject to FMCSA regulation, and a November 2024 press announcement was datelined Cupertino, California.
History
Haul operates under the corporate entity Trucking Jobs Technologies, Inc. It built out an integration marketplace spanning telematics, screening, training and MVR providers, announced a SambaSafety partnership in November 2024, and was later acquired by Fleetworthy.
Compiled by commissioned research from 8 cited public sources — announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.
Key figures
latest reportedCompany-reported or press-reported figures, each dated to when it was claimed — not independently audited.
Competitors · 5
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Companies competing with Haul for the same Google search keywords, organic and paid, via search-intersection analysis.
Timeline · 5
launches, deals, and filingsHaul announced on its website and blog that it has been acquired by Fleetworthy, described as a leader in compliance and safety solutions for large fleets.
Haul introduced API keys and webhooks allowing fleets to connect compliance data to other systems, such as syncing driver records into a TMS.
Haul released Compliance Standards, letting fleets configure required documents by driver type (CDL, non-CDL, non-driving employee) and asset type (truck, trailer) and control which documents affect compliance status.
Haul launched a Workforce QA integration enabling ordering, review and management of drug and alcohol testing and background/compliance packages within the Haul platform.
Haul announced a strategic integration partnership with SambaSafety, a driver risk management solutions provider, to give fleet operators a combined set of compliance and risk tools.
Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.
Legal entities · 1
corporate structureIn the news
▸Research sources · 8
primary sources listed
- Haulhaulcompliance.com · web
8 public sources were cited for this profile; the first-party ones are listed here.
Frequently asked questions
- What does Haul do?
- Haul is an AI-based fleet compliance, maintenance and safety platform for commercial trucking operations, acquired by Fleetworthy.
- Who founded Haul?
- Haul was founded by Bryson Craig Hill, John Patrick Donovan, Jimmy Winston Simpson in 2025.
- Who are Haul's investors?
- Haul's investors include Next Coast Ventures, PIPELINE CAPITAL PARTNERS, Signal Peak Ventures.
- How much funding has Haul raised?
- Haul has disclosed $1.1M raised across 1 round.
- Where is Haul headquartered?
- Haul is headquartered in St. George, US.