Timestamped FMCSA snapshot
A record of current public FMCSA records available at the time of check, not a reconstruction years later.
Product
DispatchDiligence creates one carrier-selection evidence file per load, before the load moves. Not a carrier approval system. Not a black-box score. A defensible record of the decision.
Current public FMCSA records captured at the time of check.
Policy version, thresholds, and outcome preserved with the load.
Human decision, approval path, hash, and audit trail kept together.
Built to answer
What did you know about this carrier?
When did you check?
Who approved the exception?
Carrier Selection File
Sample data for illustration only - DEMO identifiers are not real USDOT or MC records.
Carrier identity
Policy controls applied
| Control | Source value | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Operating authority | Active property authority | Proceed |
| Vehicle OOS | 8.4% vehicle OOS; below customer threshold | Proceed |
| Driver OOS | 2.1% driver OOS; below customer threshold | Proceed |
| Crash total | 0 crashes in lookback | Proceed |
| Insurance signal | On-file signal present | Proceed |
Decision record
Proceed - policy satisfied
The carrier matched the customer's policy thresholds, and the load-specific decision was saved before dispatch.
SHA-256 evidence fingerprint
6f2c91b1dd5f 9a6a406ad1d5 c3cf7dc61273 f70bdf61e973 a1fcb74217d8 3d54
Sample data for illustration only. DEMO-USDOT and DEMO-MC identifiers are not real USDOT or MC records.
Anatomy
The file is designed for the moment a decision is tested by counsel, audit, customer review, or underwriting.
A record of current public FMCSA records available at the time of check, not a reconstruction years later.
The file preserves the exact policy version, thresholds, and rule treatment in force for that load.
Proceed, More Info Needed, Controlled Proceed, or Do Not Proceed is tied to a documented human action.
The file is digitally sealed with a SHA-256 fingerprint and RFC 3161 timestamp anchoring so later alteration leaves a visible trace.
A permanent, time-stamped record that can't be quietly rewritten.
The current product catalog exposes 27 configurable carrier-selection policy metrics across authority, safety, crash, insurance, load fit, and data quality.
How it works
Fast enough for dispatch pressure, structured enough for later review.
01
Dispatcher enters the carrier. Roster context is checked first.
02
Current public FMCSA records available at the time of check are stored with timestamp and provenance.
03
The customer's deterministic policy evaluates the source fields. No black-box scoring.
04
Human review, Controlled Proceed, approval, or stop decision is saved before the load moves.
Controlled Proceed
Controlled Proceed is the workflow for conscious exception handling: structured reason, load-specific justification, compensating controls, named approval, and approval limited to the load.
We do not approve carriers. We do not score them with AI. We do not sell your data. We document your diligence.
Carrier Selection File
Sample data for illustration only - DEMO identifiers are not real USDOT or MC records.
Carrier identity
Policy controls applied
| Control | Source value | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Operating authority | Active property authority | Proceed |
| Vehicle OOS | 22.1% vehicle OOS; requires policy review | Review |
| Driver OOS | 6.1% | Proceed |
| Crash total | 1 crash in lookback | Proceed |
| Enforcement signal | Prior review signal | Review |
Decision record
Controlled Proceed - manager approved
Structured reason, load-specific justification, compensating controls, named manager, and approval limited to this load.
SHA-256 evidence fingerprint
ae343ba0110c 4aed2682b2e8 8a928b31908d 999416160b42 104b1cb7e640 b907
Sample data for illustration only. DEMO-USDOT and DEMO-MC identifiers are not real USDOT or MC records.
FAQ
No. DispatchDiligence does not approve carriers, score them with AI, or set your standard. You set your own policy. The product produces objective evidence that you applied it, load by load.
No. The evidence path is fully deterministic: no AI, no black-box scoring. Every flag has a named rule, a source field, and a plain-language reason.
One file per load, created before it moves. It contains a timestamped snapshot of current public FMCSA records available at the time of check, the versioned policy that was applied, the result, and the documented human decision, sealed with a cryptographic fingerprint into a permanent, time-stamped record that can't be quietly rewritten.
Request a demo
Bring your policy, your workflow, and one real carrier-selection scenario. We will show the record the product creates before a load moves.