The financial stakes are real. Slower billing means slower cash flow, and incomplete documentation delays factoring. There is also a hidden financing cost that compounds with every billing delay. Carriers pay for fuel, payroll, insurance, and equipment long before payment arrives. When billing stalls, capital remains tied up—or must be borrowed—creating interest carry that increases with each passing day. At scale, even modest delays erode margin. On the back end, disputes and rebills strain customer relati ...