Evidence before automation
A useful tool shows the row, tracking reference, rule, amount, and exception—not only an opaque savings total.
Parcel audit software / buyer guide
Parcel audit software reviews carrier invoice exports for repeatable billing and service patterns. OFFSET/15 is designed for US e-commerce companies, distributors, and 3PLs spending roughly $300,000 to $1 million per year with UPS or FedEx. The proposed flat plan is $129 per month with no percentage of identified credits.
What the audit checks
A useful tool shows the row, tracking reference, rule, amount, and exception—not only an opaque savings total.
One invoice line can trigger multiple review reasons. Conservative math counts the strongest quantified finding once.
Carrier guarantees, suspensions, deadlines, and exclusions change. Software should label ambiguous cases for review.
Saved audits make carrier leakage measurable across invoices without retaining raw CSV files.
Evidence workflow
Run a redacted CSV locally in the browser and inspect the complete line-level result before creating an account.
Store one audit free with encrypted tracking references and owner-locked access.
A subscription makes sense only when repeat invoices surface enough supported value to beat the monthly price.
Direct answers
The strongest fit is a US shipper with weekly carrier invoices, meaningful parcel spend, and an employee who can verify and submit supported adjustments.
A flat fee makes the software cost predictable and leaves approved carrier credits with the shipper instead of charging a percentage of each finding.
No. OFFSET/15 is invoice-analysis and evidence-workflow software. It does not act as a carrier, insurer, law firm, or guaranteed-recovery service.
Primary sources
Carrier terms, guarantees, suspensions, and deadlines can change. OFFSET/15 is independent software and is not affiliated with UPS or FedEx.