Complex Rates Can Quickly Skew Freight Invoices
Freight logistics are ever changing, subject to the constant ebb and flow of supply and demand. Freight rates are similarly in flux, made all the
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For many businesses, moving inventory is a major part of their supply chain. Getting products from a warehouse to a distribution center or from one
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Accessorial charges are an unavoidable part of freight logistics. Unfortunately, that doesn’t make them any easier to predict or accommodate. Many shippers find themselves staring
Shipment vs. Invoice Freight Bill Auditing
There are multiple routes that get to the same destination — just ask any freight logistics expert. That said, there’s often an optimal route:
Using Freight Bill Audit Data to Simulate Future Business
A business is only as successful as its ability to look ahead and plan accordingly for the future. Being proactive can alleviate future headaches,
What Can Freight Bill Audit Data Tell You About Service Failures?
In the world of freight transportation, service failures are bound to happen. It’s impossible to account for every variable on a shipping run, and
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