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Detention documentation and claim tool for freight brokers

Help brokers and carriers file proof-backed detention claims that get paid.

AI SaaSMobile appFreight broker or small carrier owner
How much it itches: 32 of 4032out of 100#67 of 267 ideas#1 in Logistics and autoTop 26%How much it itchesWill people payWhy now

Why it can work

  • Detention disputes take long emails and calls before payment.
  • Carriers wait weeks to collect detention pay already agreed.
  • Users are unclear which proof gets claims approved quickly.

Watch out

  • Brokers may still deny claims despite documented proof.
  • Unresponsive brokers may bypass the tool and file bond claims.

First moveInterview carriers about their last denied detention claim.

6complaints found134upvotes on those posts

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The job to be done

Document and collect detention pay claims

When a carrier or broker waits on detention time and must argue over it, they need proof-backed claims that get approved and paid, so they can recover pay without long email and call fights.

freight broker or carrier ownerEvery jobCritical3 of 6 posts lose money or already pay

How often posters face it

  • Every job4
  • Daily1
  • One-off1

Pain proof

6 complaints from 1 community

r/FreightBrokers 6
Trucking company loses hours to slow loading and a broker that stops responding, then offers only a small detention payment.
r/FreightBrokers99 upvotes
Brokers spend much of their day disputing detention time charges with shippers and carriers and struggle to get customers to pay without long fights.
r/FreightBrokers15 upvotes
Carriers wait weeks and multiple emails to collect detention and layover pay that brokers agreed to in the rate confirmation.
r/FreightBrokers10 upvotes
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Broker withheld payment pending a revised carrier invoice for a $420 detention deduction, but the carrier went silent and filed a bond claim instead.
r/FreightBrokers5 upvotes
Student researching trucking operations is unsure how detention requests move through a brokerage and what slows them down.
r/FreightBrokers3 upvotes
Freight brokers are unclear which proof makes detention claims get approved quickly and why claims get denied, so the detention pay process feels opaque.
r/FreightBrokers2 upvotes

If you started today

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First version

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Sources

Reddit posts 6

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