Verify the truck and trailer
Check truck and trailer plates, VINs, and tractor DOT markings against the shipment details.
Request equipment checks, cargo photos, and documents at any stop. Use AI to help interpret the evidence and identify discrepancies.
At pickup, delivery, and stops along the way.
Choose the evidence you need at each stage. See the results and inspect discrepancies with your team.
Check truck and trailer plates, VINs, and tractor DOT markings against the shipment details.
Collect cargo photos, read seal numbers, and document load securement and trailer condition.
Request temperature, secure parking, odometer, and terms acceptance checks where your shipment needs them.
Request BOL, POD, and other photos so your team can review the evidence for the shipment.
Choose the checks, collect evidence from the driver, and review the findings at any shipment stage.
Pickup requirements
Verify truck plate
Photograph the seal
Capture cargo photos
Set the evidence needed at pickup, delivery, or an intermediate stop. Send the driver the verification link.
Seal photo submitted
Cargo photos submitted
Evidence submitted
Ready for the broker to reviewThe driver opens the link and completes the requested checks. Photos and documents give your team information from the ground.
Truck plate
Trailer VIN
Seal mismatch
Use AI to help read the evidence. Compare the seal number with the shipment details and inspect any mismatch.
You can check the truck and trailer, seals, cargo, temperature, parking, odometer readings, and documents like the BOL and POD. You choose the steps for each load.
You can run checks at any point in the trip: before pickup, at pickup, at stops along the way, and at delivery. Indemni texts the driver when it’s time for each one.
Indemni automatically reads details like seal numbers, USDOT numbers, and VINs from each photo and checks them against the load and the carrier. Your team only steps in when something doesn’t match.
The seal check fails, and your team gets an alert with both numbers: the one in the photo and the one on the load. They can call the driver before the load moves, and approve the check if the seal turns out to be right. Read about digital chain of custody
Yes, the cargo photos, the seal, and the signed POD stay on the shipment with when and where they were taken, so you have a record if a claim comes up. Read the bill of lading guide
Yes, you can add your terms as a step. The driver accepts them before moving on, and the acceptance stays on the shipment.
Walk through a sample shipment. Choose the checks, see the driver’s evidence, and review the findings.
See shipment verification on a sample load.
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