Freight Bill

In our previous article, Freight Bill vs Bill of Lading: The Difference and Why It Matters, we discussed the critical roles of freight invoices and bills of lading in shipping transactions. Both documents are crucial for ensuring the accuracy and legality of a shipment, and they provide valuable insight into the financial and operational aspects […]

Your recovery audit company can function as a valuable source of savings and business intelligence. Together, these two attributes can make a direct impact on your bottom line. However, not all recovery audit companies are created equally.  Because of this, it’s imperative for you to know how to choose the best recovery audit company. In

Amid COVID-19, it’s more important than ever for shippers across all industries to find innovative ways to achieve transportation cost reduction. And when it comes to cutting costs and creating savings, the team at Trans Audit can help. We have outlined our top transportation cost reduction strategies that you can start today to create savings. 

Whether you transport goods across the nation or across the world, it can be a daunting and challenging task. And managing all of the complicated paperwork essential for every delivery can make the task even more trying.  Fortunately, you’re not alone! You have an entire team of experienced support at Trans Audit. We are the

In the most simple sense, a freight bill post payment audit is the process of reviewing and validating your freight carrier’s invoices. It’s an extremely tedious and careful process where an outsourced party is tasked with verifying the accuracy of bills and payment thereof. The overarching goal of a freight bill post audit is to

While you may not have a shortage of options when it comes to choosing a freight bill auditor, not all are created equally. In fact, there are monumental differences between most freight bill auditors. And because most shippers will spend virtually half of their logistics expenses on transportation, the freight bill auditor partnership is one

Do you make it a best practice to keep the freight invoice and bill of lading on file? Whether electronic or an image of a paper document, both will assist in ensuring the accuracy of a shipping transaction, especially if that transaction is ever questioned financially or legally. For most shippers, there is confusion on