Two years. That's a long time to be quiet.
Most of this business has a habit of shipping you software and then fixing it while it's riding around on your freight. We didn't much care for that. So we built the whole plane, took it up, flew it, landed it, broke a few things, fixed 'em — and only then did we unlock the doors.
Next week we're bringing it to Orlando.
Two products. One API.
Plug them into your stack with a single API — or just open the desktop and go. No integration, no IT ticket, no fuss.
Shadow Network
It tells you who you're actually working with. Not a letter grade — nobody ever got a gold star that meant a darn thing. Not a privacy violation. Not a rumor mill. Just the truth, two ways.
Intelligent Vetting
Right when it counts — when you onboard them, and again when you hand them the load. The moment of award is the moment the exposure is created, so that's where the record gets made.
Continuous Vetting
Quietly checks every carrier in your pool, every single day, and taps you on the shoulder the moment one of them starts to wobble. Before you tender. Not after.
Seal a Clear Record at the moment of award: what was known, what was asked, what was answered, and who decided — hashed and stamped by an independent timestamp authority, so the ordering isn't our word against anyone's. Tamper-evident by construction.
Carrier Preferred
Twenty years ago, LocusTraxx invented real-time supply chain visibility — the whole thing. And we almost got it right. But brokers and shippers had to lay out cash up front just to manage a pile of devices, and somewhere along the way that little device turned into a way to take a carrier's own data and use it against them.
No pay. No say.
That one stuck with us. So we fixed it.
- Owns the device
- Owns the data
- Gets paid for it
- Temperature, location, door and shock
- The truth on every load
- Zero hardware to buy, stock or babysit
“Carriers aren't the problem. Brokers aren't the enemy. The bad guys are the bad guys, and they've been hiding in the corners nobody bothered to look.”
We built this market once. We didn't come back to do it quiet.
Orlando — come find us
We're at the IFPA Global Produce & Floral Show — Wednesday through Friday, October 14–16, at the Orange County Convention Center. We're taking meetings Wednesday and Thursday. Slots are limited — if you want to see either product run live on real data, get on the calendar before the doors open.
Can't make Orlando? Same demo, over a screen share — ask and we'll set it up.