LiveProductMarket: United States

id.Verify

Checks a carrier’s paperwork against the FMCSA federal record and shows where the two disagree — before the load moves.

The product home page

Problem

A broker receives a packet from the carrier: certificate of insurance, authority letter, rate confirmation, W-9, the driver’s CDL. Looking up the MC number proves the company exists — not that the paperwork is theirs, or that nobody edited it. That gap is where double brokering, lapsed authority and doctored certificates live.

Who it's for: US freight brokerages and their dispatchers.

What we built

Reads every page as an image, not as its text layer — so an amount typed over a certificate gets caught. Phone photos and scans welcome.
Identifies the carrier from the documents themselves, never from a number someone typed in.
Checks authority, insurance, safety rating and inspection history against FMCSA; the VIN against NHTSA; the legal name against the US Consolidated Screening List.
Returns a 0–100 score and a separate Pass / Review / Block verdict. Missing data is never penalised — the report says what is missing.
Issues a PDF report sealed on every page. Anyone holding a copy can upload it, no account needed, and see which fields differ from what was issued.
Team accounts and an API for the customer’s own systems.

Our role

The whole product: research, architecture, engineering, launch, billing and support.

Outcome

Live and publicly available, with subscriptions and a free trial. The interface is available in ten languages, including those spoken by drivers and dispatchers across the US market.

Stack

Next.js
Cloudflare Workers
Supabase
LLM OCR

Interfaces

An example check in the id.Verify dashboard on the invented carrier ACME TRUCKING LLC: high risk at 44/100, the check's stages from documents to sanctions lists, and findings with their points — A carrier check in the dashboard: stages, score and findings

The first page of an id.Verify PDF report on the invented carrier ACME TRUCKING LLC: a risk score of 44/100, a “Hold for manual review” verdict, and findings on sanctions screening, FMCSA and the driver’s CDL — The PDF report: score, verdict and sourced findings

The seal at the foot of an id.Verify report page: a QR code, the verification address verify.irsa.digital/v, the page number and a notice on how to check the report — A seal on every page, which is what a check reads

An id.Verify check of the sample report: “This is a sample report” — the square holds the words “test QR”, not a verification code, and the carrier is invented — Checking the sample report

More work

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