Legal

Information for Drivers and Dispatchers

  • Version 1.0
  • Effective date: August 21, 2026
  • Last updated: August 21, 2026

If your employer uses BoxMaster and gave you an account, this page is for you.

There is nothing to sign here and nothing to accept. This page exists so you know what information about you is on the platform, who decides what happens to it, and what you can do about it.

BoxMaster is operated by Herrera Master Solutions LLC. We build the software. Your employer — the motor carrier you work for — is our customer.

The short version

Your employer gave you this account and your employer can take it away. They decide what you can see and what you can do on the platform. If they remove your access, that is their decision, and we act on it.

The work records you create belong to your employer, not to you and not to us. Routes, deliveries, hours-of-service logs, inspections, fuel purchases — those are the company's operating records. Federal law requires the carrier to keep many of them.

Your personal profile is yours. Your name, your contact details, your login. If you leave and go to another carrier, you take your profile with you and arrive with a clean slate.

We do not track your phone. BoxMaster never asks your device for your location.

What is on the platform about you

Information you or your employer entered

  • Your name, email address, and phone number
  • Your role and the company you work for
  • Your driver's license number and the state that issued it
  • A photograph of your face
  • Photographs of the front and back of your license
  • Documents your employer uploaded about you — medical certificates, qualification records, and similar — along with any notes they wrote on them
  • Any driver contract you signed, including the image of your signature and the date, time, and IP address you signed from

Records created as you work

  • Routes you were assigned, and the deliveries you completed
  • Proof-of-delivery photographs you took
  • Vehicle inspections you submitted
  • Fuel purchases, including the photograph of the pump display
  • Hours-of-service logs: your duty status changes, your driving time, your daily certifications, and any edits made to them
  • Incident reports you filed

Technical information

  • Your IP address and the approximate city it points to, recorded when you sign in
  • The device and browser you use

About location

This is the question drivers ask first, so here is the plain answer.

BoxMaster does not ask your phone for your location and does not track where you are. The app does not request location permission.

Position information reaches the platform in three ways:

  1. From the electronic logging device installed in the truck. Federal rules require an ELD to record the vehicle's position when your duty status changes and at intervals while the truck is moving. That records where the truck was. It exists because the law requires it.
  2. From addresses typed by your dispatcher — pickup and delivery locations on a form, used to calculate mileage.
  3. From your IP address when you sign in, which gives an approximate city. It is not precise.

Who decides what happens to your records

Your employer does, for anything related to your work.

We hold those records on their behalf. We do not use them for our own purposes, we do not sell them, and we do not share them except with the service providers listed in our Privacy Policy.

If you want a work record corrected or removed, ask your employer. If they ask us to act, we act. If they do not, we cannot — those records are not ours to change.

Some records cannot be removed even if your employer wants to. Federal law requires motor carriers to keep records of duty status and their supporting documents for six months (49 CFR 395.8(k) and 49 CFR 395.22(i)). That obligation belongs to the carrier and neither of us can shorten it.

What you can do

See your own information

Open My Account in the app. You can see your profile, your verification photographs, and the documents your employer uploaded about you.

Correct your profile

Edit it from My Account. If something is wrong in a work record — a route, a log, a payment — ask your employer.

Delete your account

From My Account inside the app, or from boxmasterapp.com/delete-account.

What gets deleted: your profile, your credentials, and your access. Once processed, you can no longer sign in and that information cannot be recovered.

What stays: the work records you created stay with your employer. Your name may still appear on records the carrier is required to keep. Those are the company's records, not your account.

What this does not do: deleting your BoxMaster account does not end your employment and does not tell your employer anything about why you did it.

Ask us what we have

Write to us at the address below and we will tell you what information about you is on the platform. We answer within 20 business days.

If your request concerns records your employer controls, we will pass it to them and help them answer it — but the decision is theirs.

If you live in California

The California Consumer Privacy Act gives you the right to know what personal information is collected about you, to ask that it be deleted, to ask that it be corrected, and not to be treated worse for asking.

We do not sell personal information and we do not share it for advertising.

Send your request to the address below. Where the information belongs to the carrier you work for, we will route your request to them and support them in answering it.

Things you should not do

You are using a system that produces regulated records. A few things are worth saying out loud:

  • Do not falsify hours-of-service records, inspections, or any other regulated record. It is a federal offense, and the platform keeps the original of every log even after an edit.
  • Do not share your account or your password. Your logs are attributed to you.
  • Do not use someone else's account, and do not let anyone use yours.

If your employer asks you to falsify a record, that is between you and them — but the record will show what actually happened.

What BoxMaster is not

BoxMaster is not a safety system. It does not prevent accidents, it does not watch you drive, and it is not a substitute for your judgment. Drive safely and follow the rules of the road. Do not use the app while the vehicle is moving.

BoxMaster is not your employer. Questions about your pay, your schedule, your assignments, or your employment go to your employer, not to us.

Artificial intelligence

BoxMaster uses AI to read some documents and photographs so nobody has to type their contents by hand — load documents, and photographs of fuel pump displays. Those are sent to OpenAI, which does not use them to train its models and deletes them after 30 days.

We do not send your license photographs, your face photograph, your signature, or your qualification documents to any AI service.

The in-app assistant is labeled as AI. It is not a person.

More detail

The full Privacy Policy covers everything on this page in more depth, including the complete list of companies that handle information on our behalf.

Contact us

Herrera Master Solutions LLC
3372 W Sanctuary Ct
Taylorsville, UT 84129
United States

Email: angelo@boxmaster2608.com

Write to us with any question about your information. We answer within 20 business days.

For anything about your work, your pay, or your assignments, talk to your employer.