New nShift Audit checks each carrier invoice against both the contracted tariff and the shipment record, identifying discrepancies a rate-only audit can miss

nShift, the global leader in delivery and experience management, today announced nShift Audit, an AI-powered invoice audit and recovery product designed to identify freight billing discrepancies that can remain hidden in rate-only checks. The same platform used to create and manage the shipment now checks the invoice against it, using the customer’s own shipment record alongside the contracted tariff to verify every line.

A rate can be correct, and the charge can still be wrong. A canceled shipment may still be billed, the invoiced weight may differ from the shipment record, or a surcharge may appear for a service that was never used. nShift Audit checks the price against the tariff, then verifies the charge against the shipment record.

Published freight-audit studies and market benchmarks report recoveries from freight billing discrepancies in the range of 3 to 7% of freight spend.

For businesses already shipping through nShift, the shipment data needed for the audit is already in place, so they can start with the first uploaded invoice, without an integration project. Businesses not yet shipping through nShift can connect their shipment data through the platform’s API.

In nShift research with more than 120 companies, approximately three in four said they still check freight invoices manually or not at all. nShift Audit uses AI to read and structure carrier invoice formats, including PDF, CSV, Excel, XML and EDI, without requiring a new mapping for each format. Fixed rules then run seven automated checks against the tariff and shipment record, including duplicate billing and mismatches in service level, billed weight, volume, price and surcharges.

The first invoice in a new carrier format is validated manually. Once approved, later invoices in the same format can be processed automatically. Identified discrepancies are shown with their monetary impact and a plain-language explanation, while a built-in workflow prepares supporting evidence and tracks disputes and recovered amounts through to resolution.

“For nearly three decades, nShift has enabled businesses to execute and manage delivery across carriers, markets and increasingly complex shipping operations. The resulting depth of delivery data can now create more value for our customers by helping them protect the economics of shipping. nShift Audit turns existing shipment data into a new source of financial control, one that businesses switch on themselves.”

Jurgen Leijdekker, CEO at nShift

nShift Audit follows the company’s recent launches such as AI-ready agentic commerce infrastructure, in-product AI assistance, AI-native carrier integration and AI-powered delivery predictions. Across the platform, AI now supports carrier connection and delivery prediction through to final invoice checking.

“Carrier invoices arrive in many different formats. nShift Audit uses AI to structure that variable input, then applies fixed checks against the tariff and shipment record without requiring a new mapping project for every format. That keeps the audit logic consistent even when the invoice format changes.”

Johan Hellman, Chief Product Officer at nShift

nShift Audit is designed for logistics, supply chain and finance teams managing significant freight spend across multiple carriers, where even small billing discrepancies can add up to meaningful recoveries. Learn more at nshift.com/products/audit.

About nShift

nShift is the global leader in delivery and experience management. The nShift platform connects retailers, brands, manufacturers, distributors and logistics providers to over 1,000 carriers worldwide, helping businesses manage checkout, shipping, tracking and returns in one place. With over one billion shipments supported annually across 190 countries, nShift enables companies to deliver efficiency, transparency and exceptional customer experiences. 


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