Got a link from a carrier?
A link that starts with centline.co/r/
opens a carrier's paperwork until it expires. New ones are no longer
made. No account or app needed.
centline.co/r/…
CENTLINE
Example LLC
Prepared for Example Broker 1
Shared by the carrier, current as of Sep 11.
Identity and authority
DOT number
MC number
Insurance
Certificate expiresMar 1, 2027
Paperwork on hand
Certificate of insuranceView
Operating authorityView
centline.co/l/…
CENTLINE
A load in progress
Shared by the carrier, current as of Sep 16.
Prepared for Example Broker 1
Laredo, TX → Memphis, TN
Delivered at the receiver.
What has happened
BookedSep 12
RollingSep 14
Picked upSep 14
DeliveredSep 16
Paperwork
Signed bill of ladingSigned and in hand
Following a load?
A link that starts with centline.co/l/
shows one load: where it is going, whether it has been picked up or
delivered, and when. The carrier can add where the truck is. It never shows the rate, and it stops working after 30
days.
An invoice from a carrier?
By email it is one PDF, the invoice first. By portal, each paper comes on its own. Only the papers you ask for. None of this needs an account.
What these links never show
What a load pays, what a carrier charges, or any kind of score. Centline does not grade carriers.
A link stopped working?
The carrier turned it off, or it expired. Ask them to send you a new one.