Trucking Tech Today: Freight Technologies, Geotab, and Kodiak address trucking finance, safety, and autonomy Key takeaways - Freight Technologies has added Mexico's CFDI invoicing and payment compliance directly into Fleet Rocket TMS. - Geotab Investigations centralizes incident evidence to support faster resolution, compliance, and liability decisions. - Kodiak AI’s California permit advances heavy-duty autonomous truck testing with a safety driver aboard. Freight Technologies adds native CFDI invoicing to Fleet Rocket TMS Freight Technologies recently launched native automated CFDI invoicing, or timbrado, within its Fleet Rocket TMS for brokers, shippers, and logistics operators in Mexico. The functionality is available to Pro and Enterprise level subscribers and handles CFDI stamping, invoice management, cancellations, and electronic payment receipt generation to support current SAT requirements. “Cross-border logistics in Mexico works best when execution and compliance live in the same system,” Javier Selgas, CEO of Freight Technologies, said. “By embedding CFDI invoicing directly into Fleet Rocket, we are turning a critical but manual and error-prone process that has traditionally existed outside the TMS into a simple, automated operation. This is another progression in our evolution into a solutions-focused, software-first logistics company.” Fleet Rocket automatically packages shipment and billing data for CFDI stamping and updates tax-document status in real time after invoices are issued, paid, or canceled. Read more… Geotab adds unified incident investigation tools for fleet safety and compliance Geotab recently launched Geotab Investigations, a unified solution designed to help safety, compliance, and operations teams resolve road incidents faster. The solution centralizes telematics data and supporting evidence to create structured, auditable records for collisions, complaints, property damage, and safety violations. “Fleet-related incidents have cost companies billions of dollars in litigation and reputational damage, largely because critical data remains siloed,” Sabina Martin, VP of product management at Geotab, said. “Geotab Investigations changes this by turning raw