Load Verification

Prove what left your yard, and stop paying for what didn't

Terminal captures and verifies what's on every trailer against the manifest, with timestamped visual evidence from dock to gate, so you can win chargeback disputes instead of conceding them.

The Problem

When a customer files a chargeback most yards have no proof

When a customer files a chargeback or an OS&D claim, the burden of proof is on you, and most yards can't meet it. There's no record of what was actually loaded, no chain of custody from the dock to the exit, and no evidence to contest a short-shipment or damage claim. So you pay. These disputes are a quiet, constant tax on margin, and they persist because the moment that matters, the load leaving, was never documented.

The Solution

Seamless load verification with Terminal

Terminal enables seamless load verification by capturing dock-door data and verifying seals at the point of action, defending against chargebacks and damage claims, and providing federated customer reconciliation with a clear audit trail that produces the ISO 17712 seal and chain-of-custody record expected by insurers and CTPAT.



FIELD GUIDE

A practical playbook for proving what left your yard.

How Terminal Load Verification Works

01It captures what's actually on the trailer

02It builds an unbroken record

03It catches the discrepancy now, not in a dispute

04So when the claim comes, you have proof

05And it ties back to the whole visit

FAQs

Here are the most common questions teams have before getting started with Terminal Load Verification.

What does load verification actually capture?

The load state at the dock and at gate-out, verified against the manifest, with timestamped visual evidence.

How does this help with chargebacks?

You get a dated, image-backed record of what left, the proof you need to contest a claim instead of paying it.

What is chain of custody here?

An unbroken, timestamped record of the load from dock to exit.

Is the evidence usable in a dispute?

Yes. It's timestamped, attributed, and stored as a defensible record.

How does Terminal help you comply with ISO 17712 and CTPAT?

Terminal provides a federated customer reconciliation with clear audit trail producing the ISO 17712 seal and chain-of-custody record insurers and CTPAT expect.

Your yard automation journey

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Let's discuss how Terminal can help you with your yard of the future. Start with one application and only pay for what you need. Contact us today to schedule one of the following:

  • 30-minute demo

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  • Yard ROI assessment

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