Public FMCSA lookup
Check authority, OOS status, safety rating, OOS rates, crashes, BASIC measures, and hazmat signals before tender.
VettrGuide
Carrier vetting intelligence
Built for post-F4A carrier review
Carrier vetting that leaves a paper trail.
Check public FMCSA data, map lane exposure, follow your company process, and save a clean audit packet for every carrier decision.
48
Lower states
17+
Review checks
Audit packet
Research workflow only. Not legal advice.
Carrier review workspace
Route checked
IL → MO → OK → TX
795 mi · 4 state profiles
Elevated review
Checks passed
11/17
Review items
4
Required
2
Route exposure map
Compare state-by-state liability signals across the actual lane, including high-watch jurisdictions and route notes.
Company review process
Turn your SOP into required checks so decisions are documented consistently instead of handled from memory.
Audit-ready memos
Save carrier decisions with route context, checked process items, internal notes, and downloadable review packets.
How it works
From carrier lookup to audit trail in one review flow.
Scroll through the product flow from company policy setup through the saved decision trail.
Step 1
22 active rulesSelect the company policy
Start with the review rules your team actually uses. The active process controls what must be checked before a decision can be saved.
Step 2
Public FMCSA dataEnter MC or DOT
Lookup public FMCSA carrier data and turn authority, OOS, safety, crash, hazmat, and BASIC signals into plain review prompts.
Step 3
State route contextMap the lane exposure
See the route states, high-watch jurisdictions, and plain-language state risk summaries without hunting through separate notes.
Step 4
Audit checksComplete the checklist
Authority, safety, documents, route, and litigation-readiness checks are grouped into a defensible workflow with required attestations.
Step 5
PDF audit packetSave the decision trail
Store the decision, internal note, policy snapshot, route context, user attestations, and downloadable memo for later review.
Step 1
Select the company policy
Step 2
Enter MC or DOT
Step 3
Map the lane exposure
Step 4
Complete the checklist
Step 5
Save the decision trail
Why teams use it
A repeatable process matters when the question becomes, "Did you exercise reasonable care?"
Document authority, safety, route, hazmat, and state-risk checks.
Avoid arbitrary exceptions by applying the same policy to every review.
Save internal notes and manager-review decisions for later defense.
Give teams plain-language prompts instead of scattered screenshots.
Launch pricing
$99/ month
Unlimited internal use during launch. Start a workspace, then manage billing through Stripe when your subscription is active.
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