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Field Evidence You Can Trust.Trade Decisions You Can Defend.

When cargo changes hands, evidence matters. CargoClave gives surveyors a structured way to capture quality, quantity, stuffing, and damage data — and gives exporters and buyers the reports they can trust.

Live Inspection Feed
SYNCING...
Quality VerificationIN PROGRESS
MUMBAI > DUBAI • ID: CC-8092
Quantity CheckASSIGNED
ROTTERDAM > NEW YORK • ID: CC-8093
Stuffing ProofCOMPLETED
SHANGHAI > LOS ANGELES • ID: CC-8094

The Evidence Your Trade Depends On

Quality Checklist3 / 3
Grade specification
Packing standard
Condition verified

Quality Assurance

Buyers need confidence that cargo condition, grade, packing, and specifications match agreed terms.

Tally VerifiedMT
Contract5,000 MT
Loaded4,250 MT
Verified3,825 MT

Quantity Verification

Verified records prevent shortage, excess, or tolerance disputes from derailing settlement.

Stuffing Log
LIVE
09:14Container opened
09:27Bags loaded — 240 bags
09:51Seal applied — #CC7821

Stuffing Proof

Container stuffing, seal details, and loading evidence must be captured before cargo moves.

Damage ScanFLAGGED
MUMBAI PORT — BAY 4REF #CC-9021

Damage Protection

Photos, remarks, and timestamps help defend claims and identify responsibility at the right stage.

The Core Problem

Why Field Evidence Gets Lost

Surveyors capture on personal phones and share via WhatsApp. By the time a dispute is raised, photos are deleted, overwritten, or simply unreachable.

Formatted reports take hours or days. Buyers, sellers, and banks make decisions based on verbal updates — not verified evidence — creating accountability gaps.

Photos and remarks exist in silos — no link to the contract, buyer, loading port, or vessel. Matching evidence to a specific cargo movement is manual and error-prone.

Without a shared real-time feed, everyone chases status via calls and messages. Delays compound because no one knows what has actually happened in the field.

Evidence scattered — no central store
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Survey Team Chat

Bay 4 photos — attached 📷

09:14 ✓✓

File expired — can you resend? 🙁

09:27

No signal — will send later

09:51 ✓

📱 Phone Gallery

2 files deleted / unavailable

Evidence Gap

Inspection photos cannot be retrieved for dispute review

Settlement Timeline — Trade #CC-9021

Today — Trade Settlement Day

Cargo loading confirmed

08:00 AM

Buyer payment initiated

09:30 AM

Contract terms finalised

10:15 AM

Survey report received

15:30 AM

TOO LATE

Decision was made 6.5 hours before the report arrived. Evidence came too late to influence the settlement.

Evidence Index — Shipment #SH-2029
FileLOC RefStatus
📷Bay4_Photo_001.jpg
Unlinked
📄Survey_Report_v3.pdf
Unlinked
📋Weight_Certificate.pdf
Unlinked

No file is linked to the LOC or buyer record. Manual matching averages 4.5 hrs per dispute.

Stakeholder View — INS-4421
B

Buyer

2 days ago

?
S

Seller

18 hrs ago

?
B

Bank

3 days ago

?

Live Status Feed

No feed

No real-time data available

Process Workflow

One Connected Flow from Request to Report

STEP 01

Inspection Request

Created against the shipment, contract, commodity, or container context.

STEP 02

Assignment

Surveyor assigned with clear scope, location, and responsibility.

STEP 03

Field Visit

On-ground teams capture observations, photos, timestamps, and remarks.

STEP 04

Evidence Upload

Field evidence uploaded directly against the inspection record.

STEP 05

Report Preparation

Survey reports built from structured evidence — not scattered messages.

STEP 06

Final Sharing

Approved reports shared with exporters, buyers, and leadership.