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Without fail, UPS and FedEx raise their rates at least once each year and have done so for decades. They are in business to make a profit, and their costs increase over time as do the rest of ours.
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1. Guaranteed Service Waiver and Money Back Guarantee Waivers Being Placed In Smaller Contracts It’s been an industry standard for some time now for FedEx and UPS to put language in some of their contracts waiving their clients
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Onboarding a parcel audit software is a relatively quick and easy process compared to that of other enterprise shipping software. Once you’ve chosen a vendor and connected your carrier accounts to their platform, they’ll typically do the rest of
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From the first commercial delivery drones taking flight to UPS redesigning their uniforms for the first time in decades, 2019 was an eventful year for the parcel shipping industry. With the year coming to a close, it’s a good
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UPS showed up late to the party but has officially announced their 2020 General Rate Increase. Starting on December 29, 2019 Air and Ground services will see a 4.9% average increase, alongside accessorial charge increases, new accessorial charges, and
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Questions to Ask Before Choosing a Parcel Audit Software Choosing which parcel audit software is right for your company can be a difficult choice. At face value, it may seem hard to differentiate potential vendors. Every parcel audit software
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With more and more companies going direct to consumer, we’ve seen a much larger focus on returns management and reverse logistics. Items purchased online are much more likely to be returned or exchanged than items purchased from brick and
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Controlling your parcel shipping costs requires ongoing effort. With shipping rates and surcharges increasing every year, those who don’t proactively seek opportunities to find savings will see costs increase and profit margins erode.
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Historically, freight shipments made up the largest portion total shipping spend for most companies, and accordingly, received the most most attention. But more companies are relying on smaller shipments as E-commerce and the growth of the on-demand economy is
