nVision Global is the leader in worldwide freight audit services for all modes of transportation, processing more than $7.3 Billion in freight spend annually, resulting in $250+ million in customer savings opportunities annually, all while processing in excess of 182 Million shipment transactions each year.
With our global footprint of 8 operating facilities in the Americas, Europe and Asia and customer support associates located in more than 12 countries, nVision Global delivers comprehensive solutions that validate transportation provider invoices to contractual terms, payments to contractual terms and detailed shipment visibility with Operational Business Intelligence (OBI).
Instead of transportation providers submitting the invoice of your shipment to your billing department, based on their location, they will now send the invoices to one of nVision Global’s processing centers located around the world. And as part of the implementation and ongoing support, nVision Global will partner with all of your transportation providers to seamlessly integrate their invoice submission into our environment. Because we work with nearly 20,000 global transportation providers, we are experts at receiving invoices in many different formats and languages. All paper invoices are scanned and every invoice image is made available to you during the processing of the freight bill and in all of our Business Intelligence and Reporting platforms. We process invoices submitted to us in the following formats:
Critical to a single-source solution is the ability to provide accurate and efficient cost allocation. While the logic to apply cost allocations is customer driven, our solutions excel at analyzing the ambiguity presented on invoices and then merging that information with client-provided reference data, resulting in an automated, accurate and efficient cost allocations.
Additionally, our system is adept at:
One of the many reasons customers select nVision Global is our ability to automate cost allocations and produce dramatic productivity gains, as well as improved cost allocation results compared to existing methods.
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