
1,240 kg are missing. The claim is already drafted.
Your office finds the gap between what you delivered and what you were paid for, and drafts the claim with the kilos, the money and every ticket. It asks you before it goes out.
Your office, todayAcopio Don Mario
- 09:41Found 1,240 kg short in settlement 1121A
- 09:41Turned them into money at the contract priceUSD 213
- 09:42Gathered the 12 weighbridge tickets
- 09:42Wrote the email to Acopio Don Mario
Asks youSend the claim to the grain buyer?
To Acopio Don Mario, with the 12 tickets
How it does it
From the gap to the claim, with every paper
It does the job end to end, and before money, a message or a commitment goes out, it asks you.
A settlement pays fewer kilos than you delivered.
- Works out the gap against your Cartas de Porte and tickets.
- Turns it into money at the contract price.
- Gathers every ticket.
- Drafts the claim for the grain buyer.
Always, before sending it. You send it or change it.
The claim sent, with its paper, and what is left to collect.
Today and with your office
Today what is not seen is not claimed
- The gap shows only if someone adds up the tickets.
- Drafting the claim takes an afternoon.
- It gets let go because it is only a few kilos.
- A few kilos on every truck add up to a lot of money over the season.
- Every gap, in every settlement.
- The claim drafted with the kilos and the money.
- With every ticket attached.
- You just say Send.
Does it claim from the grain buyer without asking me?
No. A claim to someone else always asks you before it goes out.
What does it send?
An email with the kilos, the money and the tickets attached.
And if I do not have the tickets?
It drafts the claim with the Cartas de Porte and tells you which ticket is missing.
Handles
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You released it on Oct 12
Asks youSend the close to Marta Gómez?
The Excel and the 41 papers
