Real numbers.
Real carriers.
Real ROI.
These aren’t industry averages, projections, or numbers pulled from a research report. They’re results from named transportation companies that put EBE’s solutions to work, measured what changed, and let us brag about it.
in cash flow gained, every single day.
After automating portal invoicing seven days a week. The same operation also reported an 8:1 first-year return, $80,000 in labor saved chasing missing paperwork, and $40,000 in settlement phone calls that stopped happening.
In plain terms.
Five carriers, and what each of them got back. No percentages to work out. The full case study sits behind every one of them.
A billing cycle that took 17 hours now takes four minutes.
Solar TransportBilling cycleRoughly $100K saved a year
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Three hours handed back to a biller. Every single day.
Texas TransEasternPortal invoicingFour hours a day down to 45 minutes
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Invoice runs went from six hours to 45 minutes.
Fleet TransitInvoice processing
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Nine out of ten invoices never touch a person.
Blackhawk TransportInvoice & settlement processing97% less data entry
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Four out of five hours in collections, gone.
Bulk TransitCollections41% fewer past-due accounts
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The rest of the record.
Every one of these is a figure a carrier put their name to. Click any of them for the source.
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$100K+
Annual savings from eliminating 150 hours a week of indexing work
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2 weeks
Acceleration of billing for long-haul loads
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5 days
Reduction in invoice delivery time
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90%+
Reduction in manual entries
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50%
Increase in number of drivers processed
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100%
Paperless orientation environment
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33%
Reduction in administrative labor costs
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20%
Reduction in safety and risk labor costs
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These came from real operations. Let’s build yours.
Tell us which process is costing you most and we’ll put the same figure against your own volumes and your own rates — not somebody else’s.
