A sealed container is a black box — whatever happens inside is invisible until it is opened at destination. PackProof creates a certified visual record of what was loaded and how, before the container doors close.
Once a container is sealed, its contents are invisible until arrival. Without certified evidence of loading condition, every party in the chain is exposed to disputes they cannot defend.
Contents cannot be inspected during transit, making pre-seal documentation essential. Once the doors close, there is no way to verify condition until arrival.
Without evidence of loading condition, damage claims default to the most recent handler. The party that loaded the container has no proof of how goods were arranged or secured.
Shipping lines, freight forwarders, and consignees all point fingers without definitive evidence. Each party claims the damage occurred in someone else's custody.
Many jurisdictions require visual evidence of container contents and loading condition. Without certified records, customs clearance and insurance claims stall.
The problem is not negligence — it is the operational reality of container logistics where speed, volume, and the sealed nature of containers work against systematic evidence capture.
The seal ensures security but also ensures no one can verify condition until arrival. Weeks can pass between loading and opening.
Containers must be loaded quickly to meet shipping schedules, leaving little time for thorough documentation of contents and arrangement.
Phone photos and videos with no certification, timestamps, or geolocation carry no weight in claims. They are easily challenged and dismissed.
Operations that load dozens of containers daily cannot maintain ad hoc evidence capture. Without a standardised process, documentation is inconsistent.
By the time a dispute arises, loading evidence needs to be retrievable months later. Photos and videos in camera rolls are deleted, overwritten, or impossible to locate.
PackProof replaces informal loading photos and videos with cryptographically certified evidence that holds up in cargo claims, insurance disputes, and customs proceedings.
Certified photos and videos of container contents and loading configuration before the doors are closed and sealed. Evidence is captured at the moment it matters most.
Document the order and arrangement of cargo to prove proper stowage and weight distribution. Show exactly how goods were positioned inside the container.
Photograph the container seal with certified timestamp and GPS, proving when and where the container was sealed. Seal number and condition are permanently recorded.
The verification certificate can be shared with shipping lines, receivers, insurers, and customs authorities. A standalone document that any party can independently verify.
Four steps. No special equipment. Certified loading evidence for every container.
Standard loading process at origin. Cargo is arranged and secured inside the container as normal — no changes to your existing loading workflow.
Capture photos or video of contents, loading arrangement, and seal before closing. Each capture is SHA-512 certified with verified timestamps and GPS geolocation automatically.
Container enters the logistics chain with evidence already captured. The certified record exists independently of the container, accessible from anywhere at any time.
Retrieve the verification certificate showing loading condition at origin. Share it with shipping lines, insurers, or arbitrators in seconds — no digging through archives.
Certified loading evidence for every container, every shipment. Protect your cargo from loading dock to destination. Free 14-day trial — no credit card required.