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The gates

Two tiers: advise the human, bind the system

Carrier acceptance is not compliance

The Transport Order: the email the law reads

Best practice: the TO and the acknowledgement loop

Check: the hidden option

Check: the acknowledgement loop

Two-tier mass validation, why carrier acceptance discharges nothing, the Transport Order email as regulated documentation, and the carrier acknowledgement loop that closes the vehicle-configuration evidence gap.

Stop the breach before the truck arrives: soft alerts for planners, hard blocks in the rule engine, a lawful Transport Order, and an acknowledgement loop instead of blind faith in the carrier.

The Compliance Gates: Load Planning and Allocation

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