User Guide

Manual VIN Entry to Support Vehicle Inspections

Overview:

Drivers can view loads and perform inspections on vehicles for loads assigned to them when the listing does not have a VIN.

Users will be able to view assigned loads without a VIN and associate a VIN with it using the CD Mobile App in order to complete an inspection.

Why is it important to add a VIN and complete an inspection?


Identifying loads with missing VINs


Starting the Inspection Process


Matching a Load with a VIN

The app will search for a matching VIN, and if not found, the app will decode the scanned VIN to determine YMM of the vehicle and search for VIN-less loads that match the YMM of the scanned VIN.

Possible results:

1. If the scanned VIN and decoded YMM match an assigned load:

Note: Vehicles with make or model names that do not match the VIN decoding results exactly (ex: Chevy vs. Chevrolet) won’t appear in the decoded matches.

NOTE: Once a VIN has been associated with a load it cannot be unassociated.

3. If there are no assigned vehicles matching the decoded YMM and no VIN-less loads:


Viewing Manually Added VIN in app and on eBOL


FAQs

Q: How can a user tell if a VIN was manually added by the carrier?

Q: Where does VIN populate after it is manually added by the carrier?

Q: What if a carrier encounters multiple, identical vehicles missing a VIN?

Q: Can a user remove the VIN from a vehicle after manually adding it?

 Q: If a pickup inspection was not completed, can a carrier still add a VIN to complete a delivery inspection?

 Q: What happens if the app is offline during an inspection?

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