As freight spend grows more complex, many finance leaders are discovering that traditional freight audit and payment models are no longer delivering the control, accuracy, or insight they need.
What was once a back-office invoice function has evolved into a critical financial control discipline; one that directly impacts cost governance, compliance, working capital, and strategic decision-making. Yet most legacy audit platforms were built for a simpler, domestic, EDI-driven world and are now struggling to keep pace with global transportation complexity, fragmented data, and ongoing market volatility.
We’ve published a new article, “Why Legacy Freight Invoice Audit Models Are Breaking”, that explains why these traditional approaches are failing and what a modern, prevention first freight audit architecture must deliver. It explores how governance, resilience, operating model design, and AI-driven intelligence must work together to prevent cost leakage before payment occurs, not after the fact.
The article also outlines how nVision Global designed its “Global by Design” architecture to address today’s realities by embedding AI across its ecosystem, supported by disciplined human oversight and globally distributed operations.
If you are a CFO or finance leader focused on protecting margins, gaining trusted insight into transportation spend, and building sustainable financial controls, this is a perspective worth your time.
Read the article and if the challenges sound familiar, we encourage you to contact nVision Global to discuss what modern freight audit should look like in your organization.
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