REVIEWERS & PLATFORMS

Review the shipment.
Inspect the sources.

PackProof brings order context, packing evidence, and shipment activity into one structured record. Review the underlying material and the questions it leaves open.

SAMPLE CASE MATERIALInspect the source. Identify the gaps.
00:14Mug shown
00:18Mug placed inside
VISIBLE IN THE CLIP

Item · packing material · placement

NOT SHOWN

Final seal · shipping label · carrier handoff

Licensed stock footage, not a PackProof capture. MART PRODUCTION / Pexels ↗

WHAT THE REVIEWER RECEIVES

The record behind
the shipment question.

Identify the order, open the available files, and follow the reported chronology. Sources remain distinguishable, including participant submissions and carrier reports.

Order
Reference, item details, and transaction context
Evidence
Available original media and source-linked moments
Shipping
Carrier-reported events and delivery activity
History
Recorded sources, timestamps, and participant submissions
Scope
Included material, omissions, and unavailable evidence

REVIEW SEQUENCE

Start with context. Check the evidence.

01

Identify the order

Check the order reference and item description against the case being reviewed.

02

Open the source material

Watch the available recording and inspect relevant moments. Review participant statements alongside the files they refer to.

03

Follow the timeline

Distinguish capture, system activity, and carrier reports. Compare the reported times and sources.

04

Account for gaps

Check missing, omitted, or unavailable evidence. A selected view may contain only part of the underlying Proof.

05

Apply your review process

Use the relevant record or export in your organization’s process. The receiving organization determines evidence acceptance and the outcome.

PACKPROOF

Evaluate a Proof against your review process.

Tell us what your team needs to inspect, how evidence enters a case, and which access and retention requirements apply.

EVIDENCE LIBRARY

Practical shipment guides.

What to document, how to organize it, and what each source can show.

Browse the Evidence Library →