In modern logistics, freight auditing is a time-consuming and costly task when done manually. Large freight invoices can conceal costly errors. Each copyright invoice is reviewed manually, and the process is slow and prone to errors. Decision-makers are left with unquestioned mistakes resulting in surprise costs, late fees, and strained copyright relationships. Big companies are now digitizing the freight audit and payment process through business intelligence tools such as Microsoft Power BI. By pulling data from shipping, TMS, and accounting systems into interactive dashboards, Power BI brings audit metrics to life in real time, therefore turning a reactive manual process into a proactive management function. This post looks at just how these dashboards plus automation can reduce mistakes and costly delays in freight auditing.
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