Submit a freight claim

One submission: what shipped, what happened, what it is worth, and photographs. Send it within seven business days of delivery, even if some of your paperwork is still outstanding.

Which shipment? So we can pull the file

We need the reference to find the shipment.

The delivery date sets the seven-business-day window.

What happened? In your own words

Tell us what you found, even briefly.

Was it noted on the delivery receipt?
What are you claiming? Your figure, not ours

An amount, even an estimate, starts the review.

How you reached the figure — repair quote, replacement cost, invoice value — helps. Put it in the box above or send it with your documents. What Moto can settle is governed by the published limits and deductibles.

Where are the goods now? If anything is damaged

Keep the damaged goods and their packaging until the claim is settled. Salvage that has already been discarded can reduce what is payable, or hold payment altogether — if something had to go, say so where you described what happened, and why.

Photographs The goods, the packaging, the labels

    That file is not an image we can read.

    What else are you sending? Tick what you have

    Reply to the confirmation email with anything you ticked, or anything you did not. A claim is not held up for one missing document — it is held up for nobody knowing it is missing.

    Who do we reply to? We answer this directly

    So we know who we’re writing back to.

    We need a working email to reply to.

    Keep the goods and packaging. Don’t discard, repair or return anything until the claims team has confirmed what happens next.