Happy Tactic reaches the owner, gets the insurance from the source, confirms the dispatcher and identifies the driver, then tells you: OK to book, Needs your review, or Do not book.
What you get
Every check ends in one of three answers. The decision email carries the evidence PDF, finding by finding.

The score is 70 or above and nothing is held for review.
Something needs a person’s eye. You see exactly what.
A serious problem turned up, like expired insurance or an owner who says it’s not their company.
Why it catches what others miss
FMCSA public-record history shows what changed, the first time you check them. Recent changes show as warnings.
The same computer on another carrier’s check holds the file for review. VPNs, impossible travel and links opened from the wrong place get flagged too.
If a carrier owner rejected a dispatcher’s number, you’re warned, on any broker’s check.
One insurance profile per carrier, so nobody re-reads certificates. Lapsed coverage puts the carrier on hold.
Carrier verification + TMS
No second system. The answer shows up where you dispatch.

Wrong phone, internet-calling number, faked location, truck far from pickup: the load gets flagged.
It waits until the verified phone is tracking.
Turn a tender into a draft load.
Your customer checks the load in their own portal.
Questions brokers ask
Type the MC number and name the dispatcher you’re dealing with. We reach the owner, the insurance source, the dispatcher and the driver, then email you the answer with the evidence PDF.
The owner answers a short recorded call, enters a code, does an ID and selfie check and completes the insurance step. The dispatcher and driver each get a secure link. No accounts, no passwords.
Minutes, not days. Record checks start the moment you enter the MC. The rest depends on how fast the owner, the insurance source and the driver respond.
No. Hotshot is verification only, at $150 a month. Regional at $299 adds the full TMS with 15 verifications included.
A demo is a call with a founder. Ask anything.