Trust infrastructure for freight execution.

Verify who is requesting access. Enforce what can happen next.

What trust infrastructure is

The freight industry relies on SOPs to ensure the right people move or access freight under approved procedures. Under normal operating conditions, those processes are effective. As exceptions accumulate under time pressure, improvisation creates gaps between what should happen and what does. Historically, this gap showed up as the cost of mistakes: mis-pulls, delays, and safety incidents. Today, the same gap is increasingly exploited as cargo theft. Level5Fleet closes this gap by connecting identity, authorization, and on-asset physical enforcement, so access control is assured end to end.

When trust is enforced, loss is prevented

Stop strategic theft

Verify who is requesting pickup, access, or changes before anything moves. By tying identity, company representation, and authorization to each request, impersonation is stopped upstream. Before it can turn into loss.

Prevention, not detection

When trailers and containers enforce access, loss doesn’t become an incident. Doors remain locked. Unauthorized movement does not proceed, at hookup or in transit. Alerts are secondary. Recovery workflows are no longer required.

Supervision becomes audit

As operating tempo increases, manual coordination breaks down. Enforced rules keep execution aligned across handoffs and facilities, allowing teams to audit outcomes instead of supervising every action.

Three interoperable layers

Level5Fleet delivers trust infrastructure through Admiral, an enforcement layer for freight execution delivered through software applications and on-asset hardware. The system is organized in layers that can be used independently or combined as requirements grow.