Outsourcing operations is a common practice in the supply-chain sector, especially the Trucking companies. The nature of the Trucking industry is as such that it produces a lot of paperwork. The companies must decide whether to process this paperwork internally or outsource it to experienced professionals. Read More
While a traditional office culture involving employees working physically from their offices undoubtedly has numerous benefits, the recent wave of remote work has shown monumental benefits for businesses. Traveling to the office each day can be time-consuming for employees. Read More
When the pandemic forced widespread shutdowns, the USA truck industry, like many other companies, completely remoted its office activities. For most businesses, making a choice was simple because employee safety comes first. Read More
Freight tracking is one of the most critical components of shipping. Understanding the status of the shipments manually can become a cumbersome and erroneous activity. The back office is often unable to locate the status of the shipments, and the freight may get delayed or lost. Read More
Outsourcing has become a common practice in eCommerce as well as other industries. For example, outsourcing has helped large companies cut costs and save time. Today, some businesses even outsource their back office operations. Read More
40% of the world’s economy depends on freight and logistics. Almost all goods are loaded onto trucks at some point in the United States alone. The transportation and logistics industries have recently faced intense financial pressure due to a labor and quality truck driver crisis. Read More
Freight data has become a big part of logistics and transportation businesses. While it helps them manage their freight operations better, it also presents a significant challenge. How do they deal with the deluge of freight data? Read More
Trucking companies face an unprecedented amount of paperwork they have to manage. Despite the rise of automation, trucking companies still rely heavily on manual processes. However, new technology can aid transportation companies in increasing efficiency and reducing workload.
Trucking companies can save time and money by automating some of these back-office processes.Read More
Freight bill processing is an essential function in many business operations. Any errors or delays in the processing process can manifest as serious financial and operational consequences. Read More
Data is considered the most critical element in any business. Business managers rely on accurate data to gain insight into the company’s operations and work toward scalability and profitability. The transport sector requires many documents, such as freight invoices and the Bill of Lading (BoL). While the trucking process is being carried out on-site, the offsite back-office employees are usually overburdened with a web of documents, entering data, extracting information, and generating reports.Read More