IN THIS SECTION: Freight Bill Audit/Payment
CT Logistics • www.ctlogistics.com
CT Logistics can help you save money–no matter your company’s size. For small- and medium-sized shippers, CT Logistics offers its TranSaver shipper cooperative buying program. Larger shippers can simplify their freight spending with CT Logistics’ exclusive FreitRater freight bill rating and pro- cessing system. And businesses of all sizes can benefit from AuditPay freight payment services. Add to these offerings a wealth of online collaboration and reporting tools, and it’s easy to see why shippers have trusted CT Logistics with their freight payment needs for more than 86 years.
CTSI • www.ctsi-global.com
For more than 50 years, CTSI has been a valuable resource to companies by providing the technology and industry expertise to help them manage all aspects of their supply chain–physical, informational, and financial–through freight audit and payment, transportation management systems (TMS), information management tools, and global consulting. The end results are improved shipping efficiencies, greater control, and significant ongoing savings. CTSI is your link to supply chain solutions.
National Traffic Service • www.natraffic.com
National Traffic Service is a leader in the freight audit and freight bill payment industry for a simple reason: it provides significant advantages, including maximum freight bill audit savings, reduced internal administrative expenses, extensive Internet reporting tools, a wide variety of reporting formats, and UPS and FedEx parcel audits. Last year, National Traffic Service saved clients more than $40 million in potential overcharges. Get in on the savings; contact National Traffic Service today.
nVision Global • www.nvisionglobal.com
nVision Global offers complete Web-based freight bill audit and payment software capable of capturing from 24 to 110 pieces of information from carrier freight bills and other related documents. Date verification is performed automatically to ensure the accuracy of crucial information on your freight bills by cross-referencing against bills of lading, purchase orders, and others. Pricing audits are also performed to verify freight bill prices based on your own negotiated carrier pricing agreements. Freight charges are also itemized to include accessorial charges and other shipping expenses. Tolerances based on dollar amounts or percentages can be set, and multiple allocations of accounting codes are possible.
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