Accounting Terminology

4. consists on steady repetitive communication done to a party inside of the logistics process with the goal of fulfilling what it was initially set out.
6. adding or reducing new charges depending on the request done from a broker or dispatcher.
8. composed of information from both the carrier and the freight company, it is a legal binding document.
9. will be the step in which operators recollect and work on documentation.
10. is a vital accounting document that outlines the due dates of the bills and invoices a business needs to pay.

1. refers to an escalated final step on receivables if the customer proves troublesome or risky to collect in a standard way.
2. refers to the margin of money that is obtained from the customer when providing logistics for them.
3. it is a concept applied to an active debt that was not collected in the window of time that was originally intended to be collected in.
5. This document is a statement of debt given to the freight company by the carrier.
7. going back and forth with the customer about the validity of charges.