Key Features
Route-Specific Coverage
Designed specifically to offset delay and detour costs when a nominated freight corridor is closed by flood, storm or rainfall thresholds you select.
Rapid Financial Response
Provides a fixed payout once your chosen closure threshold is confirmed on your specified route.
No Claims Processing
Automatic payout mechanism triggered by verified flood-gauge or rainfall data, with no requirement to itemise affected shipments.
Customisable Thresholds
Flexibility to set the corridor, closure threshold and payout amount that match your actual freight routes.
Data-Driven Accuracy
Uses official flood-gauge, rainfall or road-authority closure data for objective, precise verification.
Ensures funds are swiftly available to cover detour costs and delivery penalties, helping maintain operations through a corridor closure.
Protected Delivery Cashflow
Offers a clear, efficient way to plan for route disruption, simplifying financial planning around your busiest or most exposed freight corridors.
Operational Continuity
Removes the burden of proving exactly which loads or shipments were disrupted — the payout is tied to the route closure itself.
Streamlined Risk Management
Why Choose the Logistics Weather Certificate?
Choosing the Logistics Weather Certificate equips your business with a direct way to manage the recurring cost of flood and storm-related corridor closures — a cost that standard transport insurance often doesn't reach. It's built for freight and supply chain operators who need fast funds for detour and delay costs, not a lengthy loss investigation.
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