CARSO Carriers
For Carriers · Claim Your DOT

know what your vetting report says
before a broker does

See it. Dispute it. Own it.

Free to claim. Your report stays yours.

why carriers claim first

Don't Get Caught With
Your Pants Down

Somewhere right now, a broker is deciding about you
from a report you have never seen.
If it's wrong, you lose the load — and never find out why.

what the other systems do

Lock you out and won't say why. No name, no number, no appeal. You find out when the loads stop coming.

what we do

We check. Deeper signals — including your real performance history — and a transparent, FCRA-style dispute path. A dispute isn't a nuisance to us. It's how the record gets true.

how it works

Three Steps. No Black Box.

1 · see your report
Claim your DOT. We verify you own the company through your FMCSA-registered contact. Then the report is yours — the same one a broker gets.
2 · dispute & correct
Stale insurance, wrong address, somebody else's crash? Dispute it with proof. Corrections are logged, dated, and visible — before anyone accuses you of anything.
3 · stay verified
One relationship with Carso, and any broker can verify you. Fraud lives in unknown carriers. Claim once, and you stop being unknown — to every desk, forever.
your file, managed by you

Your Reputation Is an Asset.
Manage It.

Like a business credit file — but for how you actually run.

performance status
Your record as you run it: authority, insurance, inspections — kept current, scored against national baselines, never frozen at your worst day.
your evidence
Upload maintenance records and equipment upgrades. Brokers see them dated and labeled owner-supplied — your proof, in your file.
from the owner
Your section, your words. When a broker reads your file, they hear from you — not just about you.

Seeing your report and disputing errors is free.
File-management plans are coming — claiming now puts you first in line.

for brokers

Vetting a Carrier?
Unknowns Are the Risk.

Ours aren't unknown.
Certified Diligence Reports: sourced, signed, verifiable against the record.

Carso reports are evidence-of-diligence documents — sourced, dated, and explicit about what could and couldn't be verified. Verification establishes identity and record, never a promise of conduct. Owner-supplied material is always labeled owner-supplied. Disputes follow an FCRA-style process; Carso complies with the Fair Credit Reporting Act where applicable.

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