Pay what you agreed to.
Every carrier invoice, checked line by line against your contracted rates before it's paid.
Monday. The invoices are in.
Someone keys the detention, liftgate and fuel lines into a spreadsheet, because that's the job. Nobody has time to check each one against the contract, so the carrier's number becomes your number.
Ninety seconds. One invoice.
An invoice arrives by email. Watch each charge get checked against the contract, and the ones that don't match go to a person.
Read. Match. Decide.
Built on our rate-card engine and set up for your carriers and your contracts.
Read
We read invoice emails and attachments straight from your Outlook inbox. Each charge becomes its own line, and the model scores how sure it is of every field.
Match
Plain code, not AI, compares each charge to the contracted rate for that carrier, lane and date. Same invoice, same answer, every time.
Decide
Anything that doesn't match, and anything the model isn't sure of, goes to your team. A person approves every dispute before a carrier sees it.
Your dashboard shows the numbers.
This makes sure they're right.
Checked line items flow into the reporting you already run. No new dashboard to learn.
Start small. Read-only.
Discovery
2 to 3 weeks, paidWe map how invoices arrive, who touches them and where each contract lives. Then we check a sample of your paid invoices against those contracts and size what's slipping through.
Pilot
one carrier or one DCAccessorials only, with read-only access. A person on your team approves every dispute.
Expand
all carriersFuel surcharges join accessorials, every carrier is covered, and audited results feed your reporting on their own.
Discovery ends with one number, from your own invoices: what unchecked charges cost you over the sample period.
Each phase is scoped and priced before it starts.
Your data. Your code.
- Read-only access to start.
- Nothing goes to a carrier until a person approves it.
- Your invoices are never used to train AI models.
- You own 100% of the code.
The engine already runs. Beta
The matching comes from Roed, a freight quoting product we built, now in beta with a domestic forwarder. It reads freight emails, scores its own confidence and prices loads from contracted rate cards in code, with a person approving what goes out.
See Roed →Cupertino, CA
One builder. No handoffs.
Barael is Eddie Valdez, a product manager for ten years, building from Cupertino, California. The person on your first call is the person who writes the code.
Barael. The contract sets the price.
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