About Eagle.report

A coordination layer for cargo theft. Built to be audited.

Eagle.report is operated by IsoFreight LLC out of Ooltewah, Tennessee — a neutral, national, free-at-entry intake and dispatch surface for cargo theft. We do not run carriers, brokers, or databases-for-sale. We coordinate.

Pre-launch · v1 Operated by IsoFreight LLC 28 CFR Part 23 compliant by design
What & who

The shortest accurate description.

What Eagle.report is, what it isn't, who operates it, and where it sits in the existing ecosystem.

What it is

An operational coordination service.

A neutral, national, cargo-theft-specific intake and dispatch system that connects victim → public BOLO → law-enforcement-of-jurisdiction → adjacent jurisdictions → carrier network → recovery dispatch in a single workflow, with a published response SLA.

  • A standardized cargo-theft report form, not the fax sheet
  • A shared case object with visibility-tiered fields
  • A corridor fanout to adjacent LE and notification partners
  • A sighting fan-in that routes hits back to the Jurisdictional Lead
  • A pattern-feedback loop that closes the learning gap between cases
What it isn't

Things we explicitly don't do.

The fastest way to understand Eagle's scope is the list of what it deliberately is not. Most of these are exclusions baked into the operating posture — not aspirational claims.

  • Not a tech company — the product is workflow, not software
  • Not a database — that's a feature, not the brand
  • Not a BOLO board — that's a feature, not the brand
  • Not a carrier (no DOT, no MC)
  • Not a broker (no broker authority)
  • Not a competitor to NCIC, N-DEx, RISS, NLETS, NICB, or CargoNet
  • Not a broker-vetting product (separate surface, separate audience)
Policy posture

Three load-bearing rules. Engineered, not aspirational.

Each of the three rules below is enforced as a code-level and operational invariant, not as a printed policy hanging on a wall. Failure on any one of them ends the platform — so the cost-of-violation is built into the system architecture.

Rule #1

No payment to active-duty officers.

No case-outcome payments, no informant networks paid by Eagle, no honoraria-for-results, no retainers, no per-recovery fees of any kind to active LE.

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Donations to departments allowed (transparent, recorded, audited).
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Retired-investigator hires allowed under standard W-2 employment with disclosure.
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Training stipends for academy/credit hours allowed; published per-hour rate.
Source · 18 U.S.C. § 201 (federal bribery)
Rule #2

Licensed recovery only.

Every recovery agent on the network is PI-licensed, bonded, insured (E&O minimum $1M), background-checked, and operates under a signed code of conduct. Gray-market contacts are excluded categorically.

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No informant payments to enterprise members.
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No ransom payments under any circumstance.
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No physical asset contact without LE notified beforehand.
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Mutual indemnification + immediate kill-switch on any criminal charge or license revocation.
Source · Eagle Operating Standard · network MSA
Rule #3

Lead, never suspect.

Pattern-detection output is "investigative lead worth attention" — referred to a lead investigator on a specific active case. It is never a published watchlist, never a commercial product, never marketed.

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3+ independent case linkages required for any LE referral.
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Reasonable-suspicion standard for retention (28 CFR Part 23).
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Human analyst review precedes every referral; negative-case dispositions logged.
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2-year retention cap on case-linked OSINT; auto-deletion if no recurrence.
Source · 28 CFR Part 23 + internal SOP
Compliance & regulatory reference

Lawyer-grade detail lives on a separate page.

The full 28 CFR Part 23 mapping, governance SOP, OSINT vendor-licensing posture, audit-log schema, hard lines with statute anchors, Brady/Daubert survivability posture, and citations index — all live on the standalone compliance reference. Targeted at attorneys, compliance officers, and audit teams reviewing Eagle's regulatory alignment.

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LE Liaison

How verified LEOs reach a human.

Account verification is mediated by a human LE Liaison — never automated. The Liaison confirms .gov / .mil / federally-recognized tribal .org credentials with the agency's published POC and provisions access tiers.

Direct line · Eagle LE Liaison

If you are LE and need to talk to a human, this is the channel.

For verification requests, case-team access grants, urgent corridor referrals, escalation, partner-agency MOU questions, or anything that needs operator judgment — the LE Liaison desk is staffed during operational hours with on-call routing after hours. Pre-launch responses are within one business day; post-launch SLA is two hours during ops, four hours after-hours.

Email
Primary channel · responses within 1 business day pre-launch
Phone
(coming)
Dedicated LE line stands up at launch — provisioned through Twilio with operator routing
Encrypted
PGP on request
For sensitive case-team referrals or sealed-detail handoffs

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