OCEAN POST-AUDIT
Recover Overcharges, Reduce Spend
Realize significant savings – even years after the ship date – with high-value auditing analytics and insights from experienced audit professionals.—
12% of Ocean Freight Invoices
are inaccurate
RECOVER OVERCHARGES
Up to 4 Years
FROM SHIP DATE
Simplify complex billing
Ocean freight offers more complexities with adjustable surcharges, intermodal transport, accessorial items and other variables. AFS experts have over 40 years of specialized ocean freight auditing experience backed by data-driven insights to evaluate, audit, claim and recover overpayments for up to four years from the ship date.
Reduce risk, stop overspending
Ocean freight is the largest shipping mode, with more than 11B tons transported annually. It also requires payment prior to releasing goods at the dock. Few organizations have the internal resources to handle the complexity of these large international shipping ocean contracts. AFS offers expert guidance and proven processes for every claim regardless of amount. We leave no stone unturned as we pursue collection from start to finish.
Pay only for what we find
AFS Ocean Audit is based on gainshare pricing, so if we don’t find billing errors, you don’t pay anything. With our interests aligned with yours, you have nothing to lose.
Ensuring Client Success
Discover how AFS helped a global manufacturer achieve a 12% – 20% shipping cost reduction for their international imports and exports.
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