Your agents book loads, negotiate rates, and vet carriers. Your buyers keep asking the same question: who pays when one gets it wrong? Now you have an answer.
Motor, marine, aviation — nothing this industry runs on scaled until insurance stood behind it. Autonomy is at the same gate. When your agent underperforms while working exactly as designed, there's no negligence, no liability, no covered loss — and your buyer knows it. That's why the deal stalls at pilot.
Your model isn't the problem. The problem is that nobody will vouch for it — so your pilots stay pilots. An insured warranty changes the math for the person signing.
Your contracts already promise performance — service credits, refunds, the right to walk away. A promise is worth what's behind it. We insure your obligation to pay: when your agent misses what it warranted, you make your customer whole, and we reimburse you. Your customer buys nothing, files nothing — and stops hesitating.
The warranty moves off your balance sheet and into your pitch.
We test your agent
Our stress-test suite probes your agent for the failure modes that actually cost freight money — stale rates locked mid-negotiation, phantom accessorials approved, lapsed carrier authority missed, orders booked after cancellation. Coverage is priced on how your agent really performs, not on a questionnaire.
You warranty your performance
You put a defined performance warranty in your customer contract — real penalties for a missed SLA, not best-effort language. We insure your obligation to pay it. Your warranty becomes a selling point instead of a balance-sheet risk.
When it misses, you're covered
When a warranted miss happens, you pay your customer and we reimburse you. Claims verify against the customer's operational data, and you retain a share of every claim — so the incentive to perform stays yours, and your buyers know it.
We don't rate this risk from a form. We test your agent before we cover it, watch it while it runs, and verify every claim against the customer's own operational data. That independence is what makes your warranty credible to the buyers you're selling to.
An agent locked thirty loads on a stale rate in a moving market — every booking looked clean, and the margin loss only showed up at settlement. That's why we're starting to require performance warranties from our AI vendors.
Mohan Krishnamurthy
Uber and Amazon alum with a PhD in optimization. Built the driver-incentive systems that used predictive and real-time signals to keep supply where it needed to be — and saw firsthand how both systems and people learn to game an incentive. That's the lens he brings to pricing and paying out a performance warranty correctly.
Austin Kinney
Previously ran the technology team for a freight brokerage, and has spent his career building adversarial models and red-teaming systems. He built Precursory's stress-test suite — the same infrastructure that probes an agent for failure modes before we're willing to insure it.
If you're putting AI agents into production freight workflows, we'd like to talk. This policy doesn't exist anywhere else yet — we're writing it with the vendors who'll carry it.
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