Revenue leaking silently
Every unrecorded pallet in, rework job or container unpack is work you did for free. A few percent of leakage is an entire margin.
Most 3PLs don't have a pricing problem — they have a capture problem. Handling that happened but never got written down. Storage counted from memory. Pickpoint records the charge at the moment the work happens, then turns a billing period into invoices in one click.
Every unrecorded pallet in, rework job or container unpack is work you did for free. A few percent of leakage is an entire margin.
Billing built from spreadsheets and recollection takes days, arrives late, and starts arguments.
When you can't show exactly what was done and when, every invoice line is negotiable.
Model your real agreements, not a simplified version of them.
The charge is raised when the work happens — not when someone remembers.
Review the charges, then bill with confidence.
Close the period, generate the invoices, move on.
When charge capture is part of the workflow itself, the work you do is the work you bill.
Close the period and generate every client invoice in one run — with the detail to back it up.
Every line traces to a scanned, time-stamped event. Disputes get shorter; payments get faster.
Charges are captured automatically at the moment work happens: pick charges are raised when an order is picked and labelled, storage accrues continuously from the stock ledger, and receiving, container and pallet-hire fees are captured in the inbound flow.
Yes. Storage rates can be set per location, pallet, unit or cubic metre per week, with configurable free days, and under-bond storage can be charged per cubic metre per day.
Yes. Separate approval queues for inbound and outbound service charges let you review every accessorial charge before it reaches an invoice.
Billing periods roll all captured charges into invoice lines automatically. Closing a period generates every client invoice in one run, using branded templates with configurable detail, and invoices can be exported to your accounting system.