Freight bills that match themselves, or explain why not
Manual freight reconciliation typically holds 3 people for the first week of every month; that is 36 person-weeks a year spent matching paper.
Unchallenged carrier overbilling, duplicate trips, inflated distances, rate misapplication, runs 1–3% of freight spend. On ₹10 Cr of annual freight that is ₹10–30 lakh leaking quietly.
The system matches every carrier bill line against weighbridge tickets, gate logs and delivery confirmations. Clean lines clear automatically. Mismatches, a billed trip with no weighbridge record, a distance that grew 15% since last quarter, get flagged with the evidence attached, ready to send back to the carrier. Month-end reconciliation becomes an exception review, not an archaeology project.
The matching engine descends from the RockProsUSA invoice pipeline, 2,140 invoices processed with zero manual touches and every match decision carrying the evidence behind it.
The first pass runs on last quarter's already-paid bills, a backtest on money already out the door. That backtest is the sales pitch we do not have to write: it names the duplicate trips, the rate misapplications and the distance creep in your own data, with the evidence bundled per line. From there the system moves to live bills: clean lines clear the day they arrive, exceptions queue with their evidence, and your team's month-end week shrinks to a half-day review. Carriers adjust fast once disputes arrive with weighbridge tickets attached, the arguing stops when the receipts start.
Signs you need this
- Freight bills get paid on trust in busy months because checking would delay everyone's payment.
- The same route's billed distance varies 20% between carriers and nobody has asked why.
- Disputes die because assembling the evidence takes longer than the amount is worth.
- You have never audited a full month of freight lines, only samples.
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Our carriers bill in every format imaginable. Does that break it?
No. PDFs, spreadsheets, scanned images, extraction handles all of them. Format chaos is a solved problem; missing source data is the only real blocker, and the system tells you when that is the case.
What happens to disputed lines?
They queue with evidence bundled: the bill line, the matching records, the discrepancy. Your team sends the dispute in two clicks; the system tracks it to resolution.
Can it enforce our contracted rate cards?
Yes. Rate cards load once; every bill line checks against them. Rate creep gets caught on the first bill, not the annual audit.
Will this sour carrier relationships?
It usually improves them. Good carriers get paid faster because their clean bills clear same-day; only the padding gets disputed, and it gets disputed with evidence rather than suspicion.
What if our own weighbridge data has gaps?
Then the system reports the gap honestly, a bill line with no matching ticket is flagged as unverifiable, not silently passed. Most operators fix the gate discipline within a month once the gaps have a number on them.
We already reconcile in Excel. Why change?
Because Excel reconciles what someone has time to check. This checks everything, every line, every month, and shows its work.
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