Driver App

Capture at the stop. Proof the office can act on.

FlowSense Driver turns the handoff into a sealed packet, the same record the office and the dispute get resolved against.

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FlowSense Driver is the capture surface. The delivery proof packet is the product.

Drivers collect stop photos, notes, timestamps, signatures, and exception details, and FlowSense assembles that evidence into a sealed delivery proof packet before the office needs it.

  • Photos, notes, signatures, and exceptions, captured at the handoff
  • Every point tied to GPS and time, automatically
  • Sealed at the stop and synced to the office in real time
Walk through a real exception

The dashboard is only as good as the proof that reaches it.

Most driver tools were built to prove the truck showed up, not to prove what happened at the handoff. They capture activity. FlowSense captures evidence.

Most driver tools capture
  • ·An arrival ping
  • ·A photo, somewhere on a phone
  • ·A name and a delivered status
  • ·Activity, not correlated to the stop
A complete packet needs
  • ✓Count and condition, confirmed at the truck
  • ✓GPS and timestamp on every capture
  • ✓Signature and back door count
  • ✓Sealed at the stop, connected to the office
Why FlowSense Driver exists

A national distributor saw the proof dashboard and said what we hear everywhere. This is exactly what we need, but our tools cannot capture the evidence it runs on. So the capture edge got built to feed it.

The origin of FlowSense Driver, from an operator who lived the gap
Driver and office

Sealed at the dock. In the office before the truck pulls out.

The driver captures and seals proof at the stop. FlowSense assembles it into a packet and syncs it to the office in real time, so an exception is waiting for the team the moment it happens, not weeks later on a remittance.

FLOWSENSE Driver
Route MI-214 · Great LakesM. Rivera #4471
Verified Exception

Short shipment flagged & routed

FS-EXC-MI214-S2-20260611-0744
Delivery
CustomerCedarline DC
Sealed at07:44 local
GPS42.9634°N, 85.6681°W
Count47 / 48 · short 1
Save & route to office
syncs to FlowSense Proof
FlowSense
OverviewExceptionsSearch
New
Stop 2Exception captured
Stop 1Delivery captured
Stop 0Delivery captured
Stop 2 · Cedarline DC· Exception
Route MI-214 · Great Lakes · arrived 07:44 AM
DELIVERY PROOF PACKETSEALED
✓ Signature ✓ Photos (3) ✓ Scans (2) ! Short 1 of 48
✓ Routed to office at 07:44, inside the delivery window
Route capture → Verified packet → Office exception response

Shown with demo data.

What proof grade capture is

Four steps at the stop. One sealed packet.

01

Scan

Confirm what leaves the truck. Count and condition, marked short or damaged on the spot.

Count · condition
02

Photos

Pallet condition, dock door, BOL. One to four photos, GPS and timestamp attached automatically.

GPS · time
03

Signature

Receiver signs, with the option to record a back door count where the dock will not.

Receiver · back door
04

Seal

Verified delivery or verified exception, sealed at the dock and synced to the office.

Sealed · connected
Neutral by design

Already using a driver app?

FlowSense works with the proof you already collect. When your tools cannot capture proof grade evidence, FlowSense Driver does, and it lands in the same packet. The proof layer is the product. The capture is whichever surface gets you a complete record.

See the loop close on a real exception.

Walk through the exception demo, capture at the stop, seal the packet, watch it land in the office, all in a couple of minutes.

Walk through an exception The office side bends to how your team runs. See Custom Workflows