What we look at
We match the actual route, timing and transport documents to the contract terms. We look at whether they evidence the same shipment as the contract and the invoice.
Logistics here is not the organisation of carriage. It is a check on whether the movement of the goods diverges from the documents and the parties’ obligations.
Typical questions
A failure more often appears at the join between carriage and the pack than in the fact of dispatch itself.
- Whether the route and delivery basis match how the goods actually move.
- Whether the transport documents evidence the same transaction as the contract and invoice.
- Which gap in timing or documents can stop the shipment.
How this helps
You receive a reading of logistics as part of the transaction, not as a separate carriage service.
- Where the route, timing and documents already line up.
- Where the carriage describes a different operation from the contract.
- Which question to close before the next stage of the shipment.