Check pallet contents and destination labels before loading.

A pallet's outer label should agree with what is inside it. Palletproof records the cases added during the build and brings order, stacking, label, and seal checks into the final shipment review. Shipping teams can see which check is still outstanding before loading, while the contents manifest preserves the physical account behind the pallet's identity.

What it does

Scan cases onto a named pallet so the manifest grows from the physical build rather than an unverified planned contents total.
Check case allocation against the shipment order during assembly, catching an unexpected carton before it is wrapped inside the pallet.
Show stacking constraints alongside case placement, giving builders the handling context needed to choose a practical position within the load.
Verify the destination label against the shipment record, connecting the pallet's visible identity with the actual cases on its contents manifest.
Record seal and release confirmations separately, distinguishing a completed pallet build from a shipment whose final loading checks have been reviewed.

Why people love it

Palletproof gives shipping a concrete basis for the final check. Builders and dispatch staff can inspect the same contents record and finish the outstanding verification before the pallet leaves the dock.

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