Strategically Scale Your Transportation Operation with Automated Ride Planning

Our industry-leading integration combines Roundtrip’s Smart Response ride intake functionality with ESO’s Logis Dispatch solution, which offers intelligent decision support (IDS) and advanced automated planning capabilities that enable medical transportation companies to scale operations, reduce costs, and optimize fleet efficiency.

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Trusted by the best in non-emergency medical transportation.

Automation that actually works for your dispatchers.

No more manual entry. No more juggling platforms.

Just a smarter workflow for health systems and transport providers.

Let Smart Response submit ETAs so you don’t have to.

Leverage automated planning to speed ETA responses and increase ride volume.

Give your dispatchers one fewer screen to monitor.

Eliminate an intake portal to increase dispatcher satisfaction and reduce time on task.

Scale your operations without scaling your team

Intake & process more rides without phone calls or clicking competitions.

How It Works

By automating both the ride intake and the planning process, this integration eliminates manual workflows, reduces human error, and provides real-time visibility into ride statuses.

This graphic walks through how Roundtrip works hand-in-hand with ESO's Logis Dispatch solution.

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“Our partnership with Roundtrip represents the future of intelligent CAD solutions for non-emergency medical transport. Together, we’re revolutionizing how transportation companies manage orders, fleets, and networks. This integration not only enhances efficiency but also improves patient outcomes by ensuring rides are planned and executed seamlessly.”

Gil Glass
Senior Vice President of Customer Operations
ESO

“This integration is a game-changer for transport companies eager to leverage technology as a strategic advantage to scale their operations. This is about making copy/paste a thing of the past and giving dispatchers one fewer screen to monitor.”

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