Carrier Onboarding demo
Each new carrier's packet read into a ladder of the loads it may haul, every rung cited. 1:21
What the demo shows
Carrier onboarding for freight brokers: each carrier's packet read into the loads it may haul.
Agents read the carrier’s packet against the FMCSA record, covering authority, process agent and liability on file, the W-9, the signed agreement, the bank letter or factoring notice, and the certificate of insurance with its limits and exclusions confirmed by the agency of record. A challenger tries to onboard in the carrier’s name and finds what the others took on trust, such as an email of record changed last month, which the specialist checks on the phone of record. The packet clears into a ladder of rungs, each the freight its paper supports, with the safety record weighed for theft-targeted loads. The specialist proposes a rung, the onboarding manager opens the pages and signs, and sales sees in one line why a load needs a rung the carrier has not cleared.
Transcript
- Carrier Onboarding clears each carrier a broker hires only for loads its paper supports.
- Federal law sets 750 thousand of liability; six agents start reading Kessock Ridge's packet.
- Marisol steers: they are paid through a factor, so confirm its notice.
- The Impersonator finds the email of record changed in August, so she calls the phone of record.
- The agency confirms 100 thousand of cargo cover, unattended-truck theft excluded.
- The ladder stops at rung one, freight to 100 thousand, and Marisol proposes it.
- Desmond must open all six pages himself, outside notes included, before Approve unlocks.
- He picks a reason code, notes the out-of-service rate, and signs.
- Tyrell asks for rung three for his appliance load, and sees why it fails.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens and governance on one platform.
The narration as written for the film. Captions are on the player.