The platform
DAVRO runs every carrier and every invoice through the same evidence-based pipeline. It gathers what's knowable, cross-references it, weighs the fraud signals, and returns a verdict your team can act on — with the reasons attached.
Carrier Verification · CVP
Before a load moves or a payment clears, DAVRO confirms the carrier is real, authorized, insured, and not wearing someone else's identity.
Invoice Verification · IVP
A clean-looking invoice from an unverified carrier is how money leaves the building. DAVRO ties every invoice back to the load and the carrier it claims to come from.
Under the hood
A verdict is only as good as its evidence. These are the sources DAVRO draws on — expanding as new data partners come online.
Operating authority, status, and safety/BASICs data, refreshed continuously.
Tamper-evident hashing and cryptographic proof, cross-referenced to the insurer of record.
Shell-carrier and impersonation signals, so a hijacked authority doesn't pass as genuine.
Broker authority and bond status, with double-brokering detection across the chain.
Cross-references to complaint, cargo-theft, and known-fraud data as partners are added.
OCR and structured extraction turn PDFs and scans into checkable, matchable data.
Some sources require provider credentialing and carry permissible-purpose obligations; availability is enabled per deployment.
You: Why is invoice 4471 on hold?
DAVRO: The billed amount is 18% over the rate confirmation, so it's flagged for review. The carrier and load both verified — only the amount needs a second look.
The assistant
DAVRO's conversational assistant sits on top of the same verified data. Your team asks questions the way they'd ask a colleague — and it answers only from what's actually in the platform, scoped to what each person is allowed to see.
How it fits
API and webhooks for real-time verification, plus connectors into accounting and CRM systems, so verification lives inside your existing workflow instead of beside it.