Freight Security Solutions for Every Operation

For Freight Brokers

Freight brokers need to know whether the person and equipment arriving for the load fit the assignment, whether tracking is active, and whether the shipment record is complete enough to support follow-up later. CargoGuard helps bring those checks into one broker workflow.

Review driver license details, selfie checks, registration information, truck photos, shipment progress, alerts, and delivery documents without relying on one data point as proof of fraud or safety. Explore the full Freight Broker Solutions workflow.

For 3PL Teams

A 3PL may need to coordinate shipment review across brokers, tracking teams, customer-facing staff, offices, and outside carriers. CargoGuard can give those teams a shared load record for driver information, shipment progress, alerts, photos, and delivery documents.

Use the platform to support consistent follow-up across the loads your organization manages while preserving the responsibilities of the people who approve releases, contact carriers, or resolve exceptions. Explore CargoGuard for 3PLs.

For Shippers

Shippers often care most about who is physically collecting the freight, whether the truck matches the release instructions, and whether the load can be followed through delivery. CargoGuard gives the shipper and its logistics partners more shipment context to compare before and after release.

Review available driver and truck information, pickup evidence, shipment updates, and delivery records while keeping the shipper’s own release procedures in place. Explore Shipper Freight Security.

For High-Value Cargo Operations

High-value freight may justify stricter pickup, tracking, escalation, and documentation procedures. CargoGuard can support those procedures with driver review, truck evidence, active tracking, exception alerts, and shipment records, but the exact workflow should reflect the commodity, customer, insurer, lane, and handling requirements involved.

Discuss the controls your operation actually requires instead of assuming a generic freight-security setting is appropriate for every high-value shipment. Explore High-Value Cargo Protection.

The Shared CargoGuard Workflow

Before pickup: review driver verification, registration information, and truck or pickup photos against the assignment.

In transit: use real-time freight tracking, shipment timeline, alerts, and anti-spoofing checks to identify activity that deserves follow-up.

At delivery: keep proof of delivery and shipment documents associated with the load so the record is easier to review later.

Plan the Implementation Around Your Existing Process

Start with one normal shipment process. Identify who creates the load, who reviews the driver, which pickup photos are required, who owns tracking exceptions, which alerts matter, what documents close the shipment, and what information needs to reach the customer or another system.

For system integration, review the Freight Tracking API and confirm the current data fields, events, authentication, testing, and implementation requirements. For driver and shipment information, review Data Security and API Controls before deciding what should flow into a TMS or downstream application.

What CargoGuard Does Not Replace

CargoGuard supports shipment review and freight-security procedures. It does not replace carrier vetting, shipper release controls, insurance requirements, physical security, legal or compliance advice, or the judgment of the people responsible for the load. Tracking and verification signals should be reviewed with the rest of the shipment record.

CargoGuard Solution Questions, Answered

Which CargoGuard solution should we start with?

Start with the page that matches your role: broker, 3PL, shipper, or high-value cargo operation. Each page applies the same core verification, tracking, evidence, and document workflow to a different operating responsibility.

Can one organization use more than one CargoGuard solution workflow?

Yes. A 3PL may also operate brokerage teams, a shipper may need high-value procedures on selected loads, and different customers may require different pickup or documentation steps. The workflow should follow the shipment requirements rather than one marketing label.

Can CargoGuard integrate with our existing systems?

CargoGuard supports API-based integration. Compatibility and implementation depend on the systems, data fields, events, authentication, and testing required by your project. Confirm the current technical specification before development begins.

How long does implementation take?

Timing depends on shipment workflow, team setup, integration scope, driver requirements, testing, and rollout planning. Review those details with CargoGuard before committing to a timeline.

What should we bring to a CargoGuard demo?

Bring one of your normal shipment workflows, the systems your team uses, the checks performed before pickup, the tracking or fraud problems that create the most work, and the documents or notifications customers expect.

Can CargoGuard guarantee that fraud or cargo theft will be prevented?

No. CargoGuard can support verification, tracking, exception review, and evidence collection, but no software platform can guarantee prevention of every fraud or theft event.