Technology driven auditing helps you recover upto 16% shipping costs
Every major carriers' such as FedEx, UPS, DHL invoices are teeming with errors such as delays, incorrect surcharges, duplicate billing errors. It is almost impossible to manually identify each and every error. AuditShipment AI-powered algorithms quickly examine hundreds of thousands of invoices within minutes. Our audit engine brings to surface all overcharges, discrepancies and service failures. AuditShipment’s intuitive reports can help drive strategic decision making for the logistics team.
At AuditShipment, our automated parcel auditing algorithm audits your invoice for a whole spectrum of shipping carrier errors that include:
Most global shipping carriers such as FedEx, UPS and DHL charge a premium for delivering packages on time. However, there is no single software to monitor SLA breaches. AuditShipment monitors every single service failure and brings to attention your shipping carrier’s performance against SLA.
Quite often, when a shipment is billed more than once, it is easily overlooked. With automated small parcel audit service, scouring through 1000s of tracking numbers to detect anomalies is really simple.
Most businesses are unaware of the complex calculation behind the DIM weight pricing. This acts as a major deterrent to identify discrepancies.With an algorithmic approach, it is easier to break down complexity and gain visibility.
Wrong address specification on a package could be a cause of penalty fee. However, in certain instances these charges are applied incorrectly. Zeroing on these charges and recovering them is critical.
Shipping labels that have not been used in a long time and have been left uncancelled make upto 1-2% of your shipping costs.
Surcharges such as fuel charges are volatile and are mandated based on the daily fuel rates. Continuously monitoring if the correct charges have been applied is crucial to keep a tab on shipping spend.
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