In logistics, goods change hands multiple times — and with every handoff, the risk of a dispute increases. PackProof creates a certified evidence record at the point of packing, giving every party in the chain a verifiable reference point.
Logistics operations involve multiple handoffs, multiple carriers, and multiple opportunities for disputes. Without evidence at the point of packing, every party in the chain is exposed.
Goods transfer between packers, carriers, and receivers with no consistent evidence at each stage. When damage appears, there is no way to determine where it occurred.
Without packing evidence, damage is blamed on whoever had the goods most recently. The party without documentation absorbs the cost — regardless of fault.
Insurers demand timestamped, verifiable proof of condition at dispatch. Informal photos and handwritten notes do not meet the evidentiary threshold for cargo claims.
International logistics requires evidence that meets varying documentation standards. What satisfies a domestic insurer may not hold up under cross-border scrutiny.
The problem is not a lack of effort — it is structural. Logistics was built to track movement, not to document condition at origin.
Each party uses different tools, formats, and processes for documentation. There is no unified standard for packing evidence that all stakeholders accept.
Proof of delivery is standard; proof of packing is not. The condition of goods at origin — the most critical data point — is almost never documented.
The more parties involved, the harder it is to determine where damage or loss occurred. Each handoff creates another gap in the evidence chain.
Handwritten notes and informal photos or videos are challenged in claims proceedings. Without cryptographic verification, evidence is dismissed as unreliable.
TMS and freight management platforms track shipments, not packing conditions. They confirm a shipment moved — not what was inside or its condition at dispatch.
PackProof gives logistics operations certified packing evidence that every party in the supply chain can verify independently.
Certified photos and videos at the point of packing establish the condition and contents before goods enter the logistics chain. The evidence exists before the first handoff.
The SHA-512 verification certificate is independently verifiable by any party — carriers, receivers, insurers, or arbitrators. No need to trust the source; verify the evidence directly.
Retrieve certified evidence showing goods were in perfect condition at dispatch, shifting liability to the correct party. Resolve cargo claims with evidence, not arguments.
Works for single-truck operations and multi-facility logistics networks alike. No special hardware — any smartphone or tablet at any location.
Four steps. No special equipment. Certified packing evidence before every handoff.
Capture photos or video of goods before handoff to the carrier. PackProof runs on any smartphone or tablet — no special equipment needed at the loading dock.
SHA-512 fingerprint, verified timestamp, and GPS geolocation are embedded automatically at the point of capture. No manual steps required.
The carrier takes possession with certified evidence already captured and stored. The condition of goods at dispatch is permanently documented.
Share the verification certificate with the carrier, insurer, or receiver. Certified evidence resolves disputes without lengthy investigations.
From packing to delivery, create certified evidence at every critical handoff. Free 14-day trial — no credit card required.