Know What Is on File
Search by USDOT or MC/MX number. Review operating authority, required filings, public compliance measures, inspection violations, and reported crash involvement.
Carrier & Freight Broker Screening
Screen carriers and freight brokers against official FMCSA records. Review the evidence, then monitor changes.
Search by USDOT or MC/MX number. Review operating authority, required filings, public compliance measures, inspection violations, and reported crash involvement.
Add a carrier or broker to your company watchlist. Daily checks save dated signals when official authority, insurance filings, contact information, or safety evidence changes.
Compare the company profile with official identity records. Record an independent callback to the FMCSA phone, preserve direct insurer or surety confirmation, and review recorded platform identity changes.
The Reliant Dispatch Screening Score identifies factors for review on a 0–100 scale. Higher scores mean more scored concerns. Every contribution and rule is shown. Freight broker scoring focuses on authority and financial-security filings, with separate criteria for motor carriers.
Missing and stale records are identified. A low score does not certify a company’s safety, identity, insurance coverage, or future performance.
Review pickup and delivery dates, route coordinates, assigned drivers, declared trailer spaces, and potential assignment conflicts. Active dispatches link carrier evidence to your company watchlist. Record your review decision and see when new evidence requires another review.
FMCSA public feeds contain regulatory records and insurance filings. They do not provide insurance-claim histories or verified cargo-policy coverage. Crash involvement does not establish fault. Data changes become visible after the agency publishes them and a check completes.
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