How it works

Make pickup authorization legible before the door opens.

Freight Passport brings the named load, people, equipment, place, evidence, and customer policy into one reviewable decision.

Capability map

How this part of Freight Passport is structured.

Review the authorization workflow →
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01 · Name the request

A customer starts with one pickup context: the shipment, carrier, driver, equipment, facility, destination, and intended window.

  • One named load
  • Scoped facility
  • Customer-selected participants
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02 · Assemble current evidence

The evaluator gathers current, attributable evidence and applies the exact customer policy version to the relationship that matters.

  • Identity and assignment
  • Equipment and facility
  • Freshness and provenance
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03 · Review the decision

Operators receive clear satisfied, review, or blocked reasons. A result remains advisory until the customer completes its own release step.

  • Reason codes
  • Human review boundary
  • No automatic cargo release
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04 · Record the handoff

When the customer proceeds, the decision and custody event retain who acted, what was evaluated, where it happened, and which policy applied.

  • Attributable action
  • Protected change history
  • Replay-aware record

See it in context

Start with one controlled pickup.

Bring one facility, one customer decision, and the evidence already used by the current process to a pilot conversation.