Platform
AxleGuard keeps controlled lookups, physical cargo presets, locations, contacts and commodities in one governed area. A planner can reuse dock hours, coordinates, divisibility, density, hazard class and centre-of-gravity defaults while the load still carries its actual values.
In the product
What changes
Each outcome connects what the software does to the decision a planner, loader or driver can actually make.
Shippers and consignees can carry coordinates, timezone, dock hours, appointment rules and contacts. Selecting one fills the load and suggests an operating window.
Re-typing the same facility creates small spelling and timezone differences that break routing, reporting and appointments later.
Commodity records keep the category, density, centre-of-gravity default, hazard class and whether the freight can be split.
That last flag changes an overweight answer. Divisible freight may need redistribution; a non-divisible item may need permit review.
Physical cargo presets supply common weight, dimensions, centre of gravity, stacking and 3D behaviour to a new item.
A reusable starting point is faster than free text. Keeping the resulting item editable prevents the default from pretending to be a measured fact.
How it works
The logic is visible. There is no “AI decided” step between the load and the verdict.
Important boundary
Master data supplies governed defaults. It does not turn a catalog weight, dimension or hazard label into the actual fact for a specific shipment; the load record must still be verified.
An owner or permitted user enters the reusable business fact once.
The relevant fields fill without copying an uncontrolled text block.
The load item keeps its own measured weight, dimensions and operating dates.
Changes to the shared record stay visible in the audit history.
Where to test it
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