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Verity

Verity is an Hours of Service compliance-auditing platform from Waypoint True, where Justin Seyl is CEO. It reads a driver's ELD logs, receipts and paper grids, checks them against 49 CFR Part 395, and hands the auditor every finding with the evidence attached. The final call is always human.

How it works

  1. Read. ELD exports from more than 18 providers (including Motive, Samsara and Verizon), scanned or handwritten paper logs, fuel receipts, bills of lading and weigh tickets are turned into one duty-status timeline.
  2. Check. A deterministic rules engine, not an AI model, tests that timeline against about 20 categories of Hours of Service violations, each tied to the federal regulation behind it.
  3. Decide. Every possible violation lands in a review queue with its times, events and documents lined up. A human auditor confirms or dismisses it.

What it checks

Driving and duty limits

The 11-hour driving limit, the 14-hour window, the 30-minute break and the 60/70-hour cycles.

Sleeper berth and exceptions

Split sleeper periods and exceptions such as agriculture, oilfield, short-haul and adverse driving conditions.

Falsification

Impossible speeds, location jumps, odometer gains during rest and fuel receipts that contradict the log.

Recordkeeping

Missing or uncertified logs, unidentified driving miles and misuse of personal conveyance.

Published results

~3 minper audit, against about an hour by hand
~$8per audit, against about $25 by hand
97.3%precision against staff auditors' answer keys
94.9%recall against the same answer keys

Figures are Waypoint True's own published numbers, measured against 51 audits whose answers were confirmed by staff auditors. More than 1,700 automated tests run on every code change, and a change that would disagree with a confirmed human ruling is blocked.