Trust center

Show the boundary, the evidence, and the owner of each decision.

CargoVero publishes the controls and limitations that shape Freight Passport so customers can evaluate a pilot with the right technical, security, legal, and operational owners.

Capability map

How this part of Freight Passport is structured.

Review the authorization workflow →
01

What the product evaluates

Freight Passport evaluates customer-defined pickup authorization controls against current shipment, identity, equipment, facility, and policy evidence.

  • Server-authoritative evaluation
  • Tenant and facility scope
  • Reasoned outcomes
02

Who remains accountable

The customer owns its release procedure, legal obligations, operational decisions, and any action taken after an advisory result.

  • Customer-controlled release
  • Human exception ownership
  • Visible pilot gates
03

How evidence is handled

The architecture emphasizes provenance, freshness, least privilege, data minimization, private storage, and durable action history.

  • No raw biometric templates
  • Scoped disclosure
  • Append-only custody intent
04

How to report a concern

Security, privacy, accessibility, and content concerns can be routed to the appropriate owner before a pilot proceeds.

  • Security reporting path
  • Pilot owner review
  • Status communication

See it in context

Review the security boundary.

Read the security page for implementation evidence and the reporting page for a responsible contact path.