Challenge
Global supply chains are slowed by fragmented systems and disputed handovers. Cargo owners lack timely status, and ports and authorities struggle to rely on data they didn’t witness. The result is duplicated checks, delays, rising costs, and avoidable congestion at the border.
Solution
FreightCierge™ coordinates readiness and clearance across carriers, ports, and service partners through purpose-bound exchanges that generate signed receipts. Each notification, decision, and action becomes audit-ready evidence — and exceptions can be compiled into declaration packs (e.g., certificate of origin, contract terms, and supporting documents) without centralising commercially sensitive data.
Impact
Ports and logistics hubs gain faster, more defensible clearance and fewer disputed exceptions. Businesses see lower delay cost, clearer accountability across partners, and improved resilience — without forcing all parties into a shared data lake.
See FreightCierge™ in action
This demo shows a working FreightCierge module coordinating freight handovers and readiness checks across logistics touchpoints (lorry → ferry).
Each interaction produces a signed receipt (“who knew what when, what was done, and under what consent/policy”) — creating audit-ready evidence for operational assurance and border processes. Wallet-enabled roles — people, devices, and services — confirm container status, required documents, and exception handling without exposing raw commercial records.
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Note: this video shows the back-end exchange of certified credentials and receipts. End users won’t see this — they see the resulting status, exceptions, and evidence on a dashboard. This is for teams who want proof, not projection.
FreightCierge demo — policy-gated container access and status changes, with receipts for each handover