12Logistics & Transport · ERP software

Freight costing and customer invoicing by shipment

Each shipment costed on its own charges rather than an average rate.

  • Per-shipment cost accumulation
  • Accessorial charge capture
  • Rate card management
  • Customer invoicing from shipment

The problem

Costs were applied as a flat rate per shipment, hiding loss-making lanes and disputes over accessorial charges.

What we built

We accumulate actual charges per shipment, including accessorials, so invoicing reflects what the shipment actually incurred.

Modules delivered

  • Per-shipment cost accumulation
  • Accessorial charge capture
  • Rate card management
  • Customer invoicing from shipment
  • Lane profitability
  • Dispute evidence

What changed

What the delivered system does differently from the process it replaced.

  • Invoices reflect the charges actually incurred
  • Lane profitability is visible
  • Accessorials are evidenced when disputed

Built with

The stack chosen for this build.

  • Go
  • PostgreSQL
  • REST API

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