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Returns a list of document types required for couriers to deliver loads for clients.

Document Types

Document Type Explanation
Light/Heavy Scale Ticket used to keep track of the weight of a truck load. Enables both buyer and seller to have an accurate reading of the weight of the load.
Proof of Delivery (POD) Document that serves as written evidence of the proper delivery of a shipment.
Delivery Ticket Document signed by purchaser on collection of load.
Rate Confirmation Legally binding agreement of pay between the freight broker and carrier. A freight broker must provide a rate confirmation for the carrier to sign before proceeding.
Accessorial Approval An accessorial charge is additional freight fees your shipment can accrue. Accessorials commonly include the need for special equipment and services such as liftgates, non-commercial destinations and inside pickup and/or delivery.
Bill of Lading (BOL) Document of title, a receipt for shipped goods, and a contract between a carrier and shipper.
Correspondence Contains general correspondence between client and carrier
Lumper Receipt Receipt for additional fees incurred if a delivery company uses third party subcontractors
OS&D Report Document listing every detail about the goods that arrived incorrect or damaged. The consignee gets a copy of this report, and so does the driver.
Freight Damage Document inventorying an damage to the load contents. Can be used for making damage claims
Load Tender Document allowing shippers or brokers to offer cargo to multiple carriers in order to secure the best rates available.
Invoice Contains the total bill charged by delivery company for delivering load
Packing List Formal document showing an itemised list of the goods within a shipping package for identification and tallying purposes.
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