PortalCS™
Motor Carrier E-credentialing Solution

PortalCS™ automates the processing of motor carrier regulatory transactions and payments to improve accuracy, speed, and cost-effectiveness. Portalcs expands the Cambridge Systematics suite of Commercial Vehicle Information Systems and Networks (CVISN)-compliant information systems, enabling beginning-to-end electronic credentialing and payment.

Features

• Provides a single point of entry for motor carriers or permit services wishing to perform transactions such as application for operating credentials and/or paying highway use taxes

• Provides on-line motor carrier regulatory information

• Supports web-based and batch processing of transactions

• Manages client sign-in, validation, and account set-up and maintenance

• Provides centralized e-payment functionality

• Supports transaction logging and status reporting

• Links to existing state and Federal commercial vehicle information systems

• Allows motor carriers to display their current safety and credential “snapshot” data (as stored in CVIEWcs™) and allows state enforcement personnel to view snapshot data for all carriers

• Can be implemented as a standalone Internet portal or integrated with a state’s existing web infrastructure

Benefits

• Improves efficiency
• Provides the motor carrier industry with a single entry point of access to a state’s credentialing systems.
• Allows motor carriers to perform transactions online thus reducing data entry by state personnel
• Improves the e-credentialing process
• Enables better workflow between agencies and motor carriers
• Improves record-keeping and reporting
• Improves service to commercial vehicle industry
• Available 24/7
• Allows carriers to view critical information about their safety and compliance records

Implement PortalCS in Your State

Cambridge Systematics currently is implementing PortalCS in combination with our CVIEWCS system in the states of Connecticut and Michigan to support these States’ CVISN programs. For more information, contact William Giuffre of Cambridge Systematics at 617-354-0167.