Privacy

Freight Passport is operated by Logixtecs Solutions LLC (“we”). This describes what the product processes, why, how long it is kept, and how it is destroyed.

Last updated 7 August 2026. Freight Passport is in active development and not yet generally available; this page describes the system as built.

Who the data is about

Our customer is a freight broker. Most of the personal data we process is about other people — a truck driver, or a member of staff at a warehouse — who are not our customers and who never signed up for anything. We treat that as the governing fact of the design rather than an edge case.

What we process

What we deliberately do not do

Retention, and the two clocks

Two obligations pull in opposite directions: a cargo claim can be litigated for years, while personal data should not be kept indefinitely. The system resolves that in its structure rather than in a policy document.

Your rights

If you are a driver or a member of dock staff and you want to know what we hold about you, or want it destroyed, contact us at partners@logixtecs.com. You do not need an account and you do not need to go through the broker.

To stop receiving gate cards at a particular address, every email we send carries a link that stops sends to that address without affecting anyone else at the facility.

Who else processes it

Security

Every record is scoped to the customer it belongs to and that scoping is enforced by the database itself, not by application code. Personal identifiers are encrypted. The custody ledger is hash-chained so that any alteration is detectable by a third party who does not have our keys.

To report a security issue or a suspicious email claiming to be us, write to phishing@freightpassport.ai.

Changes

If this page changes materially we will update the date above. Because the product is pre-release, we expect it to change.