Transportation and logistics
Transportation files need quick evidence preservation, liability facts, cargo documentation, equipment appraisal, and recovery posture.
Cargodocumentation
Autoliability
APDdamage review
Industries
Transportation claims need evidence, timing, and valuation in one file. Trucking, cargo, auto, equipment.
Corgi Claims handles transportation and logistics files across liability, cargo, motor truck cargo, commercial auto, physical damage, and heavy equipment.
Claim needs
Transportation and logistics claims need more than intake. They need experienced handling.
Evidence preservation
Scene facts, statements, photos, repair documents, cargo records, and parties stay together.
Cargo handling
Cargo inspections, disposition, shipping documentation, and valuation can be tracked.
Physical damage
Vehicle, trailer, heavy equipment, and total-loss evaluation workflows support claim resolution.
Audit-ready record
Timestamped communications, claim events, checkpoints, and documents support review.
Visibility and controls
Transportation claim work is already modeled in the operating layer. Grounded in the file.
Claim intake supports trucking auto liability, trucking cargo, physical damage, parties, documents, photos, reserves, payments, and recovery flags.
Trucking-specific claim types support liability, cargo, and physical damage intake.
Loss facts and documents can be organized by cargo, vehicle, equipment, and parties.
Subrogation indicators stay visible for recovery opportunities.
Service fit
Where Corgi Claims fits. Scope, support, operating focus.
AreaScopeOperating focus
LiabilityTrucking accidents, commercial auto, transportation claims, and auto liability investigations.Scene facts, statements, liability evaluation, and escalation.
CargoCargo claims, inspections, disposition, motor truck cargo, and logistics losses.Documentation, valuation, and recovery posture.
EquipmentHeavy equipment, tractor/trailer appraisals, APD, material damage, and total loss.Inspection, appraisal, repair facts, and payment authority.
Claims operations review