Twelve generators. One field each that nobody else prints.
Fill it in, download the PDF, no account and no watermark. The difference is not the layout. It is the one field on each form that decides who pays when the load goes wrong.
- Bill of lading Exceptions at pickup with a plain note on what signing clean costs you under Carmack
- Rate confirmation Detention rate and free hours, stated the clause the whole claim turns on
- Proof of delivery Arrival and departure as two separate times the pair almost every POD leaves blank
- Detention calculator The timeline itself every hour with its source and who logged it
- Trip sheet Arrival and departure per stop feeds the calculator without retyping
- Freight invoice Each accessorial linked to its backup the line and its evidence travel together
- Carrier packet Date and time of every check not just whether it was done
- Packing list Cross-referenced to the BOL number so the two documents can never drift apart
- Cargo claim The 9-month Carmack deadline and the exhibit list carriers actually demand
- Broker-carrier agreement A real anti-double-brokering clause written out rather than referenced
- Lumper receipt Reimbursement field and who it bills to so the fee comes back
- Driver settlement Every deduction line by line so settlement day stops being an argument
Generated together they assemble a claim.
The rate confirmation names the detention rate. The trip sheet logs the hours. The proof of delivery confirms them from the receiver's side. The calculator does the arithmetic and prints the timeline. Each one records something the next relies on, which is why a document from here is worth more than the same document from anywhere else.
All twelve are free, unlimited and built in your browser. What is sold is not the document but the dated record behind it.