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Articles on revenue leakage, freight audit, accessorial evidence and billing software. Written for billing operations, finance and commercial teams.

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Revenue Leakage: Causes, Examples, and Prevention

A practical guide to where transportation revenue slips through the cracks, how small billing errors compound at scale, and which upstream controls help teams protect margin before invoicing.

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GLOSSARY

Charge types, plainly defined.

The accessorials that account for most freight revenue leakage, and the record that proves each one.

Detention
Time a truck waits at a facility beyond the free time allowed in the contract, billed hourly.
PROOF: GATE SCANS, SIGNED POD
Layover
A driver held overnight because the facility could not load or unload within the appointment window.
PROOF: DISPATCH LOG, DRIVER NOTE
Per diem
Daily charge for holding railroad or steamship equipment past the free days allowed.
PROOF: INTERCHANGE RECEIPTS
Chassis rental
Daily cost of the chassis under a container, often billed by a separate provider.
PROOF: TERMINAL GATE RECORD
Liftgate
Equipment used to lower freight at a location without a dock, authorized per shipment.
PROOF: RATE CONFIRMATION, RECEIVER NOTE
TONU
Truck ordered, not used. Payment owed when a tendered load is cancelled after dispatch.
PROOF: TENDER RECORD, CANCELLATION
Reconsignment
A delivery redirected to a new destination after the load is already in transit.
PROOF: EMAIL APPROVAL, REVISED BOL
Fuel surcharge
Adjustment tied to a published fuel index for the week of pickup, set by contract.
PROOF: DOE INDEX, RATE TABLE

THE WEEKLY RECORD

One note a week on freight revenue.

A short piece on a charge type, a contract clause, or a billing practice. No product announcements.

Reading about leakage is slower than measuring it.

Bring one closed billing cycle. We show what validation would have changed, line by line.

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