Receipt-required dispatch for drone fleet operators.
GeoClear returns a customer-held operational receipt at the moment of dispatch that records the location, route, geofence, and landing-zone context used at decision time, supporting post-decision review by internal reviewers, insurers, partners, or regulators.
Route request → policy and zone evidence → dispatch receipt → continue / reroute / escalate. Route, airspace, and landing-zone context ride with the receipt as supporting evidence.
Autonomous systems act on location instructions.
A drone, robot, vehicle, or autonomous logistics system does not just need an address.
It needs to know whether a route, waypoint, geofence, landing-zone verdict, or custody handoff can be trusted before acting.
If that location instruction is stale, modified, replayed, spoofed, or unverifiable, the downstream action creates hard-to-verify operational, safety, and compliance risk.
GeoClear gives autonomous systems a signed, customer-held evidence artifact for the location verdict they relied on.
The dispatch question
Drone fleets and last-mile robotics need real-time spatial intelligence at sub-100ms, not a quarterly airspace map download, not a human-in-the-loop dispatcher, not a 2-day GIS lookup. The verdict has to land before the rotor spins up.
Receipt-backed API call
A dispatch system can request a landing-clearance decision before the drone or robot acts. GeoClear returns the decision with an operational receipt, so the target system can verify the result in real time and the operator can retain the receipt for review later.
GET /api/decision/landing-clearance - latitude
- longitude
- intent (delivery / overflight / inspection)
- verdict, cleared / reject-block / review
- address + structural placement
- airspace class + restrictions
- validity window (typical: 30 seconds)
- operational receipt as response metadata
Target system verifies the receipt before dispatch. Operator retains the receipt for post-decision review by reviewers, insurers, partners, or regulators.
No valid receipt, no high-stakes dispatch.
Why the receipt is the asset
Autonomous decisions create review obligations. When an internal reviewer, insurer, investigator, enterprise partner, or regulator asks what the dispatch system relied on, the answer should be a verifiable receipt, not a mutable log.
Reviewers verify later using retained verification material, no GeoClear server is required for the verification result. The receipt is bound to the recorded payload at issuance time; if a single byte is mutated, verification fails.
Use cases
Pricing for autonomous logistics
- Per-decision (recommended for fleets), $0.50 per Landing Clearance verdict. Pay-as-you-fly via x402 (USDC on Base L2). No procurement, no API key, your fleet controller funds a wallet and pays per verdict.
- Subscription, Scale ($999/mo, 5M lookups) for high-frequency operators with predictable bill preference.
- Enterprise, Custom SLA, geo-pinned latency targets, dedicated airspace data refreshes. Contact enterprise@geoclear.io.
What ships with every Landing Clearance call
- Cleared / Blocked / Review verdict + rationale
- Resolved address with rooftop precision
- Airspace class (FAA Class G/E/D/C/B/A)
- Restriction list (TFRs, NOTAMs, school/hospital zones, restricted-use airspace)
- 30-second validity window (so you can't reuse a stale verdict)
- Customer-held operational receipt that travels with the dispatch record
Last updated: 2026-04-26