Container loading supervision from your phone
Container loading supervision means someone checks and records a container from empty to sealed. LoadTrue turns that into a guided process on a phone, so factories, traders and inspectors capture the same evidence each time and the buyer can verify it online.
What gets recorded
| Stage | Photos | Details recorded |
|---|---|---|
| Empty container | 5 guided photos | Container number and condition |
| Loading | 1 photo every 20% | Cartons loaded against the plan |
| Sealing | 3 guided photos | Seal number; records then lock |
Each photo prompt comes with a simple diagram of what to shoot, so a new loader can follow it. For a fuller list of checks, see the container loading checklist.
Why the buyer can trust the record
- The report is generated by the LoadTrue server and viewed on loadtrue.com.
- Each photo shows its server receipt time and a SHA-256 fingerprint.
- Records are locked after sealing.
- A short load can still be closed, and the report marks it clearly.
These measures show when the server received a photo and that it has not changed since. They do not replace a physical inspection of the goods. Read more on what a loading report should include. Importers can ask suppliers to send these records before goods arrive.
Works where the signal is weak
Photos are saved on the phone first and upload automatically while the page is open. The report waits until every photo has arrived.
Who it suits
- Factories that want fewer disputes with buyers over what was shipped.
- Traders who cannot attend each load at a supplier's site.
- Inspectors and QC teams who want a standard report format.