Are you certain the freight invoices paid by your company are correct and you have not been overcharged?

Facts:
According to Inbound Logistics* -

• Approximately one in nine freight bills require a rate adjustment.
• Companies can save 2% to 5% of their total freight bill by identifying inaccurate charges or duplicate payments.
• Freight bill overcharges represent millions of dollars in potential losses, yearly, if they go undetected and unclaimed.
• Your cost to process a single freight bill, in-house, ranges from
  $10.50 – $14.00 per invoice.

*Inbound Logistics,www.inboundlogistics.com - 9/2005

AFS Auditing:

For over 25 years, AFS Auditing has diligently saved customers millions of dollars in freight bill charges by offering 'pre-audit' and 'post-audit' solutions. Customers come to AFS knowing that we manage the entire freight bill process from receipt to payment.

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Customizable Solutions to Manage Your Complex, Global Supply Chain

• Less-Than-Truckload (LTL)
• Parcel
• International
• Air Freight/Expedite
• Truckload (TL)
• AFS Auditing
• Information Technology

Benefits:

• Cost Savings: Streamlining management time by optimizing overcharge recovery process.
• Auditing Verification Model: Developed exclusively by AFS, AFS auditors employ a three-phased verification approach to eliminate duplicate payment of freight bills.
• Auditing Expertise: Industry expertise and knowledge of freight transportation law, regulation, and 'best practices' including experience in tariff and contract interpretation and application.
• Claims Management and Resolution: We manage the claims process through collection, including follow-up with the providers until the claim is resolved.
• Prompt Processing and Payment: Receive and record provider payments, promptly forward provider payment to the customer, and return audited freight bills to your specified destination.

If you are seeking a dynamic, cost savings partner -- contact AFS Auditing and let us turn those invoices into revenue. For parcel auditing, please click here.

Freight overcharges topped $6.5 billion, study estimates
Dallas Morning News - Friday, September 14, 2007