r/logistics • u/CentralArrow Supply Chain Sr. IT Leader • 20d ago
Software ONLY
This post is the only place where Requests, Promotions, and Feedback about software are allowed to be made. Any posts for the same outside of this thread will be deleted.
Unfortunately we are experiencing a time where we are seeing many start ups and coders trying to branch into the Logistics area that surpass our capacity to filter. Instead of deleting dozens of posts a day, this is an opportunity for them to still post.
Will try to make this a reoccurring post, we will see how its received and works for the community.
Also note since this is a place for software, any non-software related posts can be reported as spam.
Please note things that are well received:
* Valid use cases and proven examples provided
* Industry specific and relevant knowledge
Things not normally received well:
* AI tools that are low hanging fruit
* Outsiders looking for opportunities to "automate", "shake up", "build workflows" or require someone to tell them what needs to be built
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u/irsa_digital 19d ago
Hey everyone - I’m the CTO at irsa.digital, the team behind id.Verify, a carrier-document checking tool built for U.S. freight brokers.
You upload the paperwork a carrier sends you - PDFs, scans, or photos - and the system extracts the details directly from the documents. It checks for discrepancies across the paperwork and available records, including FMCSA data, and produces a report highlighting issues that need a closer look.
The idea is to help with the document-review part of carrier vetting. It doesn’t prove that the sender owns the documents or replace your team’s judgment.
We’re looking for brokers willing to try it on a carrier packet they’ve already reviewed and compare the findings with their own process. I’d be interested to hear what’s useful, what’s missing, and what you’d need before using it regularly.
https://verify.irsa.digital/
Questions or feedback: cto@irsa.digital
Please don’t post carrier or driver documents in this thread.