Most automation cases are argued with someone else’s numbers. This one uses yours. Pick the areas you’d actually automate, put in what your team spends, and take the figure to whoever signs.
Photo slot — 4:3
A back-office team at work, or a desk of paperwork
Drop an <img> in and the duotone applies itself
// SWAP THE PLACEHOLDER FOR <IMG SRC="…" ALT="…"> AND DELETE DUO-EMPTY
Defaults are what a mid-size carrier typically reports. Yours will differ, and the closer you get them the more use the number is.
// THIS IS THE COST OF THE ADMINISTRATION, NOT A QUOTE.
// IT DOESN’T PRICE A LATE INVOICE, AN EMPTY SEAT, AN OOS ORDER OR A CLAIM YOU COULDN’T DEFEND.
It prices hours. It doesn’t price the things those hours were holding together, and those are usually larger.
An invoice that leaves three days late gets paid three days late, every load, all year.
A driver who took another offer because nobody called them back is a truck not earning.
A file that went short costs more than the hours somebody didn’t spend checking it.
Missing evidence doesn’t show up on a timesheet. It shows up in a settlement.
Bring the number you just built. We’ll walk it line by line against your real volumes and tell you plainly which parts we can move, which we can’t, and where your guesses were off.





