I find CarrierOK incredibly valuable; it aggregates all the data I need for day-to-day operations into an easy-to-use dashboard. This functionality is crucial as it allows me to have all of the information in one place, which greatly aids in making underwriting decisions. The platform's integration capabilities are outstanding, particularly its API, which allows for seamless integration into Salesforce with minimal hassle. CarrierOK's reputation as a superior data aggregate source was the primary influence on my decision to switch from the previous data source, Carrier411. The simplicity of the setup was also impressive, making the service engagement onramp extremely easy and straightforward.

Carrier OK offers a modernized dashboard that stands out compared to other competitors. Having spent years using the leading name in carrier monitoring, I decided to switch after giving Carrier OK a try. The quality of the data provided is excellent, and the platform itself is outstanding—far more advanced than what I was accustomed to. The team behind Carrier OK is highly responsive and clearly committed to building a platform that truly serves its users. I rely on this software daily and have integrated it smoothly into my workflow. Several features on Carrier OK are so user-friendly that they save me hours each week.

Gaining deeper insights into a carrier and their relationships within the industry is essential for tracking fraud, and the ability to contact the company owner via email during booking is a valuable feature. The industry is evolving rapidly, and having access to this resource offers an extra layer of data to help identify bad actors before a booking is made. CarrierOK consistently seeks ways to enhance its product and stay ahead of emerging fraud trends in the industry. One of the most critical aspects is detecting insurance fraud, particularly when a trucking company is double-brokering or leasing carriers without providing the primary tier of insurance, which introduces significant risk and is fraudulent. Insurance companies should perform more thorough due diligence to fully understand who they are insuring and to monitor trucking companies' VINs and driver ratings, ultimately helping to reduce risks for both their own sector and the broader trucking industry.