1. Select the workflow
Choose the first operational event to secure: pickup proof, delivery proof, shortage evidence or damage exception handling.
Pilot onboarding
Start with one operational lane, one workflow, one team.
CargoProof is intended to prove value quickly on a narrow operational perimeter before broader deployment across carriers, depots, brokers or partner networks.
2. Define the perimeter
Start with a small and measurable perimeter such as one depot, one route family, one subcontractor group or one client account.
3. Validate field usage
Confirm that field operators can complete the capture flow and that operations teams can review the resulting bundles efficiently.
What a pilot is meant to prove
A CargoProof pilot is not a vague demo. It should validate adoption, operator usability, evidence completeness and dispute-handling value in a real operational setting.
Field adoption
Can drivers, site operators or receiving teams actually complete the requested proof flow with minimal friction?
Operational value
Does the resulting bundle help dispatch, claims, customer service or management resolve later disagreements more effectively?
Evidence quality
Is the captured context sufficient to support later review: place, condition, quantity, timestamp and media coherence?
Deployment readiness
Once the initial perimeter works, the organization can expand with a clearer operating model and better internal alignment.
Request a CargoProof pilot
Tell us about your first operational perimeter and we will route your request through the CargoProof pilot track.
Powered by VeriSeal Core: CargoProof provides the logistics-facing workflow, while VeriSeal Core provides the sealing and verification model underneath the pilot.