The safest AI is the kind that can't act alone.
Dollar Traq's guarantee isn't a promise to be careful — it's an architecture where the careless action is impossible. Every consequential step halts for a human, every answer is scoped to a role, and every session can be replayed end to end.
Built around how you actually work.
Carriers get the other side of the trust equation: a single onboarding link instead of a fax-and-wait, a portal to track loads and payments, and DT Pay releasing funds in about 90 seconds once delivery is verified. Get verified once, then focus on driving — not chasing invoices.
Human approval is a graph node, not a setting
Every send, payment release, and dispute action halts at an approval node built into the orchestration graph. It isn't a toggle an admin can switch off or a prompt an agent can be talked past — the workflow physically cannot route around it.
Role-based access on every answer
Fleetra returns exactly what the asking user's role permits — and nothing more. A dispatcher, a compliance manager, and an owner asking the same question get answers scoped to what each is allowed to see.
Checkpointed, replayable sessions
Every run is checkpointed step by step. When a customer, an insurer, or an auditor asks "why did the system do that?", you can replay the exact evidence chain — months later, in order.
Guardrails as topology
Rules R1–R6 are edges in the graph. Agents act only in their lane; out-of-lane requests are refused with an explanation and logged. Constraints you can't argue an AI out of, because they aren't instructions.
Every claim traces to a record you can see.
The carrier data behind a Trust Score comes from FMCSA public files loaded into our own PostgreSQL warehouse — 22.7 million rows, refreshed on a rolling snapshot cycle. On a demo, we can click from any score back to the government records that produced it.
- Sourced answers — claims carry their evidence
- Tenant-siloed rate memory — your lane history never trains anyone else's pricing
- Document facts traceable to the source file they were extracted from
The demo is the negotiation.
The demo is the negotiation. A 30-day pilot with the fee credited back, and your carriers vetted live — all starting on one 25-minute call.