Waiting is a cost nobody records

Detention — the time a truck sits waiting to load or unload beyond a free window — is one of the most common sources of friction in hauling. Drivers know they waited; customers have no independent record; and the claim usually comes down to who wrote what on a clipboard.

Timed from arrival, verified by GPS

ProveHaul times detention automatically from the moment a truck arrives on site, verified by the driver's GPS position rather than a hand-written note. After the agreed free window elapses, detention begins to accrue on the record in real time — no button-pushing, no memory required.

Fair to both sides

Because the clock is objective and tied to location, detention protects the hauler's time and the customer's budget equally. There is nothing to argue about after the fact: the waiting either happened at that place and time or it did not, and the record shows which.