Auto transport · theft prevention

A hacked dispatch account shouldn’t be able to send a different truck.

SUPERVIN checks who actually shows up for your vehicle, before it’s released.

How the theft works

It doesn’t start at the gate. It starts with a login.

  1. 01

    A carrier’s account is taken over.

    Same name, same MC#, same good rating. Nothing looks wrong.

  2. 02

    Your load is booked to it.

    The VIN, pickup address and release go straight to the thief.

  3. 03

    A different truck shows up.

    The paperwork matches. The car is released, and it’s gone.

Every check in that chain runs through the account the thief already controls.

What SUPERVIN does

One check the thief can’t log into.

Before a vehicle moves, SUPERVIN confirms the truck and driver belong to the carrier you booked. If they don’t, the release stops and you hear about it first.

The right truck, or no release

Checked at pickup and at delivery.

Nothing new to learn

Works alongside the load boards and dispatch tools you already use.

A record of every handoff

Timestamped proof of diligence when a shipper or insurer asks.

Founding pilot

Move cars? Help us build this.

We’re working with a small group of dealers, brokers and carriers before general release. Applying takes two minutes.

  • Early access on real loads
  • Founding-partner pricing, locked in
  • A direct line to the people building it

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