Billing discrepancies
Compare charges with shipment details and applicable rates to identify potential errors.
A parcel audit compares invoice charges with shipment records and applicable account terms. Discuss a review of billing discrepancies, eligible service-failure refunds, and the records needed to follow claims and credits.
Review focus
Charges, shipment records, and account terms
Use invoice and shipment records to understand the questions that matter to your business.
Compare charges with shipment details and applicable rates to identify potential errors.
A late delivery may qualify only when the applicable carrier guarantee and account terms allow it.
Review the basis for address corrections, dimensional-weight adjustments, and other additional charges.
Keep the evidence, carrier response, and any credit associated with the original invoice.
Discuss parcel audit requirements, available features, data sources, and responsibilities before starting.
Eligibility depends on the carrier, service, shipment date, account terms, documentation, and filing deadline. Carrier policies can change, and refunds are not guaranteed. Loss and damage claims follow separate procedures.
Check the current UPS service guarantee, FedEx money-back guarantee, and the applicable carrier terms.
Confirm carriers, account terms, records, and responsibilities.
Review invoice lines alongside shipment and rate information.
Evaluate applicable carrier rules, exceptions, evidence, and deadlines.
Record carrier responses and reconcile any resulting credits.
Tell us about your shipping needs. Our team can discuss your carrier data and the right next step for your business.