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Best practices for keeping your account and posts secure

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At DAT, we're serious about security and protecting the integrity of the load board for all users. We are continuously improving our defenses against fraudulent activity. To better protect you and the DAT network, we’re launching a new AI-powered solution designed to detect potential fraud and alert users to issues.

Starting now, you'll see warnings about unregistered or improperly formatted contact methods on shipment posts. In the future, these posts will be auto-removed from the load board.

Following these best practices will ensure your posts aren't removed and stay visible on the load board.

Best Practices for Brokers

How can I prevent my posts from being removed?

To avoid posts being removed, you must ensure all contact methods for your team are properly registered to your DAT One account.

How can I register additional contact methods?

FAQ

What is the new AI-powered fraud solution?

The new AI model is designed to detect suspicious or potentially fraudulent content on the load board. It analyzes multiple data points to identify and remove posts that violate our security protocols.

Why are my posts getting removed?

One main reason posts are removed is the presence of unregistered or improperly formatted contact information. Our AI-powered solution is particularly sensitive to:

Using unusual spelling, capitalization, or special characters to disguise phone numbers or emails.

What happens if a post gets removed?

Coming soon, if your post is removed, the AI system has identified the content as suspicious. Your post will be marked as "Removed," and our Compliance team and your company admin will be notified.

Important to note: While we are currently warning users about posts to review, we reserve the right to remove any flagged posts in the future as part of our ongoing commitment to eliminate fraud from the load board.

How can I fix a removed post?

If a post is removed, "Copy" the removed post via the three-dot menu on the table row, then look at the Comments you entered. Ensure they meet the formatting standards outlined in this guide, address any additional alerts that come up, and try to post again.

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