About Freight Passport

Identity proves who you are. Authorization proves what you may take.

Freight Passport is being built as enterprise authorization infrastructure for physical cargo, focused first on the custody decision at pickup.

Capability map

How this part of Freight Passport is structured.

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01

The mission

Help customers express and enforce the relationships that must be true before high-value freight changes hands.

  • Current assignment
  • Current evidence
  • Customer-defined policy
02

The principle

A valid person, carrier, or pickup number is not automatically authorization for a specific shipment.

  • Relationship over isolated identity
  • Current state over cached green
  • Evidence over assertion
03

The initial boundary

ReleaseLock and ChangeLock establish the first controlled product surface for pickup and material changes.

  • High-value freight
  • Defined facilities
  • Controlled pilot workflow
04

The operating standard

Product claims must match implementation evidence, and human/legal/external gates stay visible until qualified owners complete them.

  • No fabricated trust signals
  • No false safety guarantees
  • No hidden readiness claims

See it in context

See the product boundary in action.

Use fictional shipment data to explore a valid arrival, a blocked mismatch, a protected change, and a replay attempt.