The wrong truck gets the load.Unless the release is checked.
Fictitious pickups use stolen carrier identities, cloned logos and forged paperwork to collect a load before the booked carrier arrives. Crodax is designed to let the dock check the carrier against the booking the shipper sealed.
Start with one workflow
The numbers
Where it breaks.
- 01
Booking
The shipper books a carrier, often through a broker.
- 02
Dispatch
Carrier details travel by email, portal or phone.
- 03
Pickup at the dock
A driver shows papers; the clerk compares them with a printout.
Breaks here - 04
In transit
The load leaves. The loss surfaces when the real carrier arrives.
The same handover, checked.
- 01
Seal the booking
The shipper seals the booking reference, the assigned carrier and the pickup window.
- 02
Check at the gate
The dock checks the carrier and the pickup reference against the sealed booking.
- 03
Release or hold
A match releases the load; a mismatch holds it and every party sees the same result.
- Issuer
- Shipper
- Record type
- Booking
- Pickup window
- 15 Oct 2026, 09:00 to 11:00
- 01Issued by the shipper
- 02Sealed7F3A…41BE
- 03Checked at dock 04
Carrier does not match the sealed booking
Who takes part.
Roles, not names. Each keeps its own system.
- Shipper
- Broker
- Carrier
- Warehouse
- Cargo insurer
Dock release
One shipper, one broker, the carriers they book and one warehouse dock. The outcome to test: every release checked against the sealed booking, and mismatches held at the gate.
What Crodax does not check here.
Crodax does not verify a driver’s identity or inspect the load. It checks that what is presented at the dock matches the booking that was sealed. Identity checks come from the carrier, the broker or an identity provider, and can be linked to the record.
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Other tracks
Watches and collectibles Warehouse receiptsSources
Every figure has a source.
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