Recover cargo claims with evidence, structure and control.

INSYTA Claims Hub turns shipment documents, technical evidence, carrier emails and claim actions into one clear workspace, from assessment to recovery.

A pioneering cargo-recovery model: no fee per claimed container and no success fee.

  • 01 Assess merit
  • 02 Build the claim
  • 03 Track recovery

Every shipment has a story

The evidence begins inside the container.

Transit time, cold chain conditions and documents determine what can be recovered, and from whom.

01 Delay

Every extra day changes the condition.

When cargo arrives late, INSYTA connects the contractual timeline, transport documents and condition evidence to structure recovery against the carrier or cargo insurer.

Planned transit 28 days
Actual arrival +0 days

Delay evidence

From elapsed time to a documented claim.

  • 01 Reconstruct the transport timeline
  • 02 Connect delay to cargo deterioration
  • 03 Direct the recovery to the liable party

02 Temperature

Heat exposure leaves an evidentiary trail.

INSYTA reads the cold chain evidence as one connected record: set point, logger curve, ventilation, inspections and the resulting condition of the fruit.

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Recorded temperature −1.0 °C Set point −1 °C

Cold chain recovery

Technical evidence becomes a clear recovery path.

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The platform organizes causation, liability and quantum without losing the evidence behind the decision.

03 Solar radiation

The container is part of the thermal evidence.

INSYTA reconstructs how solar exposure, stowage and airflow can amplify temperature inside the reefer, turning an external condition into technical evidence.

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From exposure to causation

See how heat moves through the cargo.

  • 01 Reconstruct the solar exposure
  • 02 Model airflow and heat accumulation
  • 03 Connect the conditions with cargo damage

04 Exporter defence

Research can reconstruct what the voyage did to the cargo.

Solar radiation, route, dates and stowage can be analysed together to distinguish exposure, handling and causation, and support the exporter’s defence with technical evidence.

01 Route & dates 02 Radiation intensity 03 Cargo position

Thermal capacity is evidence

When the real thermal capacity of a container is not assessed, the risk becomes invisible, and the cost is consistently absorbed by the exporter.