Use case · Logistics

Pay or disputeevery freight bill.

Your agent finds the tariff that governs each shipment, applies its rules, and cites the item and page.

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ONE SHIPMENT · DETENTIONFREIGHT AUDIT AGENT
SHIPPER TARIFFThe tender makes it binding
governs
ITEM 325-N180 minutes free, 120 billable at $10.25 per 15
$82.00
CARRIER TARIFF60 minutes free, $72.25 per 15
$1,156.00
Dispute it: $82 owed under the governing tariff, not $1,156.SHIPPER TARIFF · ITEM 325-N

The work today

Every freight bill is a tariff
applied to a shipment.

THE DOCUMENTS

Tariffs, tenders, invoices.

Carrier rules tariffs, rate guides, fuel surcharge tables, shipper tenders and the invoices themselves.

THE CHECK

Which tariff governs.

The tender, the revision and the item that set the rate for this shipment, applied to what actually happened.

THE COST

Audit a sample, miss the rest.

Thousands of invoices a week. Overpayments hide in the ones nobody checked.

How it works

Read it. Join it.
Decide it.

01 · DOCUMENTS

Every tariff, every revision.

Rate tables stay tables. Every rule and rate is scored and located on its page.

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02 · DATA

Every rate a value.

Rules become passages, rates become rows, joined with the invoice and the shipment.

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03 · AGENTS

Pay or dispute.

The agent decides on every invoice, cites the item and page, and every result is scored.

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Run at scale

Every invoice,
not a sample.

Run the audit agent in batch on every invoice. You decide what a low score triggers, so people only handle the exceptions.

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How to start

Start with a month you've already audited.

You know what was overbilled. Run the same invoices and measure what it caught, what it missed and the cost per invoice.

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