Keep the work connected.
Dispatch, equipment, documents, tracking and financial reporting belong alongside the freight they support. CFS brings those tools into one platform, with access shaped by the business and the plan.
Complete Fleet Systems grew out of real trucking, brokerage and touring operations. It carries the perspective of TET into a connected platform for the people managing the freight, the equipment and the details behind every move.
TET stands for Tour Entertainment Transportation. Through TET Logistics and its trucking, brokerage and touring work, the business deals with the practical demands of moving freight: coordinating drivers, finding equipment, keeping shipment information straight and making sure the right people have the right details.
That work spans everyday freight and the added coordination of entertainment logistics. A regular shipment needs a clear operational record. A tour can bring several trucks, multiple stops and a schedule that has to stay connected across the whole movement.
CFS grew from those working realities. It brings the information used in the operation into a shared system, so loads, people, equipment, documents and reporting can be managed with the context around them.

CFS reflects the questions that come up in a freight operation: Who is handling the load? What equipment is assigned? Where are the documents? What does the financial picture look like? Those are the details the platform is designed to keep within reach.
Behind the software is the perspective of truckers and brokers who understand how much coordination a shipment requires. That practical viewpoint continues to guide how CFS is organized.
Freight work crosses roles throughout the day. Dispatch, drivers, agents, office staff and customers each need different information, but their work relates to the same loads and relationships. CFS exists to give that work a common place to live.
Dispatch, equipment, documents, tracking and financial reporting belong alongside the freight they support. CFS brings those tools into one platform, with access shaped by the business and the plan.
Carriers, brokerages, combined operations and shippers work differently. Their workspaces should reflect those responsibilities while supporting the conversations, bookings and paperwork that connect them.
General freight remains a straightforward starting point. Optional touring workflows keep multiple stops and trucks organized together when the job calls for the added coordination of entertainment logistics.
Explore how CFS brings carrier, brokerage and shipper workspaces together. Start with the platform overview, or compare the available plans to find the tools that fit your operation.