

Jorora · Ready · COI Check
One COI PDF. Pass, Warn, or Fail — before the load.
Ready now. Upload a Certificate of Insurance. In under 60 seconds see expiry, liability floors, and holder flags with a clear verdict for today's load.
How it works
One problem. One decision path.
AI extracts. Rules decide. Your desk stays in control of payment.
- 01
Upload the COI PDF
ACORD 25 or carrier certificate — one document, no invoice packet required.
- 02
Extract coverage fields
AI reads named insured, holder, effective dates, and common liability / cargo limits.
- 03
Get Pass, Warn, or Fail
Deterministic policy checks return a verdict your compliance or carrier ops desk can act on.
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What goes into the packet
Bring the documents the pay decision actually needs — nothing more.
- Certificate of Insurance / ACORD 25 PDF (required)
- Org minimum limits policy (when configured)
Why trust the decision
Explainable before cash moves
Trust comes from a trail — not from promising magic savings.
- Ready now as a separate tool — does not rewrite Freight Audit.
- 1 credit = 1 Pass / Warn / Fail verdict.
- Explainable flags: expiry, limits, holder presence — not a black-box score.
- Built for the weekly COI ritual brokers already run from email.
Why AI is more reliable here
Read with AI. Decide with rules.
Carrier PDFs are messy. Pay authorization should not be.
- AI reads ACORD layouts; rules decide Pass / Warn / Fail.
- Same certificate fields produce the same verdict class.
- Humans still approve which carriers get loads.
FAQ
COI Check questions
Upload a Certificate of Insurance PDF and get Pass, Warn, or Fail — with expiry, limits, and holder flags — usually in under 60 seconds.
No. v1 is a single-document verdict for today's check. Monitoring and renewals are out of scope for this wedge.
Yes. Create an account, spend one free credit, upload a COI PDF, and run it.
No. It is a fast document check for SMB desks that still verify certificates from email — not a full carrier network.
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