Carrier Contract Management demo
Every term a carrier agreement puts on a shipper, with who signed it and what was paid against it. 1:28
What the demo shows
Ask any carrier agreement, tariff or fuel table a question and get a cited, dated answer
Agents read the base agreement, amendments, the rules tariff, rate sheets and rate emails into one ledger of obligations, each term with its document, effective dates and signature state, and answer a plain question as of any date with the clause that governs. A challenger questions every answer as an auditor would, catching an amendment signed by one side only or an answer drawn from the TMS table instead of the signed page. Before a ruling, agents price the paid lines both ways so people see the money at stake, and carriers confirm in fixed fields. The contracts manager rules, counsel agrees as second person, and the VP signs any revised amendment.
Transcript
- Carrier Contract Management shows every carrier term, and who signed it.
- One amendment waited 105 days for our signature. The ledger rewinds to September 14.
- The Auditor’s Question sends it to Corinne, and fixes our own draft.
- Eighty-five paid lines: $11,250 at two hours, $4,875 at three.
- Corinne reads the carrier’s email and rules the amendment not in force before countersignature.
- Counsel opens the same page and agrees as second person; nobody checks their own ruling.
- Harlan, the VP, signs a revision from December 1, and Wexmont gets fixed fields to answer.
- Counsel’s notes never leave the company.
- Wexmont’s signed page comes back; its note waits for Corinne.
- Two hours to November 30, three from December 1: $6,375 priced before the dispute.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens and governance on one platform.
The narration as written for the film. Captions are on the player.