Neutral two-sided proof

One authoritative record per order: the shipper seals what left, the receiver seals what arrived, FlowSense links them by order ID — verified match, or a variance already reason-coded and priced before the dispute window.

WWEX sits in the middle as the neutral party holding proof both sides trust — across Worldwide Express, GlobalTranz, JEAR, and BLX.

Start here

① Outbound — shipment proof →

Shipper seals what left the dock — order, line items, quantities, declared value.

Then reconcile

② Inbound + reconciliation →

Receiver records what arrived; FlowSense reconciles, reason-codes any OS&D variance, and prices the exposure.

fs_wwex_shipments →The bridge: open both in separate tabs. Seal a shipment in ①, receive it in ② — knock a count down or mark a unit damaged — and watch the combined proof ledger close the loop with a reason code, a dollar figure, and the dispute-window math. No refresh.

Why it lands for WWEX: one of their own brands, BLX, markets “verbal proof of delivery, printed only on request.” FlowSense replaces that with a verified record both sides hold — closing the gap between the BOL and the freight bill, where accessorials, reweighs, and chargebacks are won or lost.