I hear everyone discuss things like insurance and payments etc on here but how does the actual processes work for settlements and billing?
Using the load board, I understand you call the number and at that point you may or may not be able to negotiate a price. Once that is settled I assume they send the information for pickup/drop-off times.
My question is what happens after the delivery is all said and done. Do I call back and say its done then wait for a cheque to be mailed? Do they EMT? Or should I be sending out bills via mail or email? What if they want to pay by credit card?
Just wondering about the more technical aspects of this part. Thanks
How does collecting settlements and billing work?
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by DaytonTD, Jul 25, 2020.
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Email rate con, invoice and signed Bol to the email on the rate con is the standard procedure.
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Fill out the packet
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call a broker and ask
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If all else fails, send Knuckles and Bam Bam to collect.
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All the information you're asking about is in the contract you sign the
(broker packet) and the rate confirmation (specific load details).
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At least he's asking. Someone who worked for me years ago got his own authority a few months ago. Would finish a load and never invoice or send the BOL's. He also never answers his phone. Brokers were trying to chase him down so they could pay him.
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Must of had a good side biz.
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