Parcel audit software / US e-commerce and 3PL

The invoice
isn't final.

Upload one redacted UPS or FedEx CSV. Find potential credits and billing leaks before another invoice closes.

PRICE ATTACK

A current self-serve competitor lists $449/month + 5%, or 15%. OFFSET/15 is testing $129/month + 0%.

CSV

invoice evidenceLine-level exports turn a carrier bill into a reviewable record.

FREE INVOICE LEAK SCANLOCAL / NO LOGIN

FIRST VALUE IN UNDER 60 SECONDS

Drop a redacted carrier CSV.

The free scan happens in this browser. Sign in only when you want encrypted history.

Choose a CSV or run the sample to see the complete workflow.

The simple SaaS wedge

Keep 100.
Pay 129.

$129 per month up to $1m annual carrier spend. No percentage of identified credits.

YOUR CREDITS100%

Carrier credits remain in your account.

OFFSET/15$129

Flat monthly plan, cancel anytime.

RECOVERY CUT0%

Break-even against 15% is $10,320 in annual identified credits.

Qualification before checkout

Built for recurring invoices.

BEST FIT

$300k to $1m spend

US e-commerce, distributors, and 3PLs with weekly UPS or FedEx invoices.

NOT A FIT

One consumer parcel

This is not tracking support, insurance, or a guaranteed-refund service.

PRIVACY

No raw CSV storage

Only audit summaries and encrypted tracking evidence enter an authenticated workspace.

Direct answers / current carrier sources

Know what
deserves review.

OFFSET/15 identifies invoice patterns. Carrier terms, shipment evidence, and carrier approval determine whether a credit is due.

What does a parcel invoice audit check?

Late-delivery patterns, likely duplicate charges, unused labels, and surcharges that need supporting evidence. Findings are review leads, not guaranteed refunds.

Does the scanner store my raw CSV?

Free scans run in your browser. Saved files are processed in memory and discarded; only the audit summary and encrypted tracking evidence are stored.

Is OFFSET/15 affiliated with UPS or FedEx?

No. OFFSET/15 is independent software and does not act as a carrier, claims service, insurer, or law firm.

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