Integrations

Keep your systems. Turn their evidence into one custody decision.

Freight Passport is designed to normalize scoped evidence from the operational and identity systems a customer already uses.

Capability map

How this part of Freight Passport is structured.

Review the authorization workflow →
01

Operational systems

Shipment, appointment, facility, and assignment facts can originate from established systems of record.

  • Transportation management systems
  • Warehouse management systems
  • Warehouse access control
02

Identity and authority

Carrier and driver evidence must retain provider identity, observation time, assurance, and expiry.

  • Carrier identity
  • Driver identity
  • Enterprise SSO
03

Carrier and risk evidence

Public carrier information and insurance evidence can inform customer-defined policy when sourced and refreshed explicitly.

  • FMCSA/public carrier information
  • Insurance data
  • Evidence freshness
04

Physical and movement signals

Scoped observations can support—not silently replace—the customer’s custody decision.

  • ELD and telematics
  • Gate cameras / ANPR
  • Facility presence

Non-production adapters and public fixtures are never represented as production integrations.

See it in context

See the handoff decision in context.

Review how customer-defined policy, current evidence, and a named release decision come together before freight changes hands.