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Proof of delivery
Document the delivery with a geolocated photo: where, when and in what condition, against claims of non-receipt.
Solutions · Logistics and transport
Proof of delivery with a certain place and time
Document delivery, the condition of goods and en-route incidents with geolocated photos, and certify communications and claims. For transport, last mile and warehousing.
Geolocated proof of delivery · Condition of goods · En-route incidents
What your logistics operation needs
Evidential traceability of every shipment
Turn every delivery and incident into solid evidence against claims.
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Condition of goods
Prove the condition of the cargo at origin, in transit and at destination, to resolve disputes over shortages or damage.
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En-route incidents
Keep a record of delays, damage or incidents with proof of place and time.
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Communications and claims
Certify the sending and receipt of notices, claims and demands with clients and suppliers.
The most frequent claim
Leave no dispute over delivery
"It never arrived", "it arrived damaged", "it arrived late": transport claims are won or lost with proof. With geolocated capture, every delivery and incident is documented with a photo, location, date and time, certified by a trusted third party.
- Delivery with photo, GPS, date and time.
- Condition of the goods at each point.
- En-route incidents documented instantly.
What is provenWhat was delivered, where, when and in what condition.
GeolocationDepends on the device's signal and settings.
ClaimsFaster, more objective resolution of disputes.
For every operation
Built around your activity
Transport and fleets
- Geolocated proof of delivery
- Cargo condition en route
- Documented incidents
Last mile
- Delivery with photo and location
- Agile resolution of claims
- Certified communications
Warehousing
- Condition of goods at origin and destination
- Documentation with a certain date
- Traceability of actions
One platform, every tool
Everything your operation might need
Notifications
Proof of receipt and reading.
Advanced signatureContracts and agreements with validity.
Email certificationProve the sending of communications.
Web certificationWebsites, social media and chats with a certain date.
File certificationExistence and integrity of files.
Geolocated capturePhotos and videos with date, time and place.
Works registrationAuthorship and date of creation.
Trademark registrationOfficial filing and monitoring.
Frequently asked questions
Logistics sector questions
How does proof of delivery work?
The courier captures a photo at the delivery point with the app, which embeds the location, date and time, and generates a certificate. You thus have verifiable proof of where and when it was delivered.
Is the geolocation reliable?
The location depends on the device's signal and settings at the time of capture. The evidence records the available data; its assessment rests with whoever analyses it.
Does it work for damage or shortage claims?
Yes. By documenting the condition of the goods at origin, in transit and at destination with a certain date, you have proof of the condition at each point to resolve disputes.
Can I certify communications with clients?
Yes. With notifications and email certification you evidence the sending and receipt of notices, claims and demands.
Does it integrate with my management system?
Evidence certification can be integrated via API into workflows and management systems. It is a professional option with terms subject to agreement.
What validity does the evidence have?
It is technological evidence with probative capacity, with eIDAS timestamping. Its assessment rests with whoever analyses it.
Secure every delivery and every incident
Talk to our team and design the evidence environment your logistics operation needs.
Safe Creative, intellectual property registry and trusted third party, operating since 2007. Evidence is generated with qualified timestamping (EU Regulation 910/2014, eIDAS) and a blockchain audit. Geolocation depends on the device's signal and settings. This page is informational and does not constitute legal advice.