Freight Billing demo

For carriers: every proof of delivery read mark by mark, and every invoice built to the customer’s own rules. 1:26

What the demo shows

Freight billing for carriers: each POD read and checked before the customer invoice is built.

Each morning agents read the proofs of delivery from the day before’s loads, sort them into ready, short, exception and unreadable, match each to its bill of lading and seal, and build the invoice line by line to the customer’s billing rules, with a proof for every charge. A challenger reads each draft as the customer’s payables team would and catches errors such as fuel priced on the wrong week, while agents ask drivers and unloading services for missing receipts. The billing specialist decides exception invoices, refused freight goes to cargo claims, and the billing supervisor opens the invoice and the proof of delivery and releases it before the customer’s portal cut-off.

Transcript

  1. Freight Billing reads every proof of delivery before a carrier bills: 214 overnight.
  2. Load 42271: 22 of 24 delivered, two refused; the seal matches.
  3. Gerlach's rules shape the invoice; an agent requests a clean receipt.
  4. A challenger, the Payables Clerk, catches our own fuel error.
  5. Priced on the delivery week, the invoice drops to 2,791 dollars.
  6. Joanna steers: hold Quellmoor until Friday. The plan changes.
  7. Fields come back; she reads the note and bills, exception noted.
  8. It carries an exception, so Marcus, the billing supervisor, opens the invoice and the proof before he releases it.
  9. Every signature is audited, with its reason.
  10. If billing moves two days sooner, about 820,000 dollars is freed: assumed, to confirm.
  11. Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens and governance on one platform.

The narration as written for the film. Captions are on the player.