Tai Software, a leading provider of Transportation Management Systems (TMS) built specifically for freight brokers, announced a strategic partnership with Navix, a powerful hands-free solution for automated freight audit. Through this integration, Tai customers can eliminate manual audit work, speed up dispute resolution, and significantly reduce Days Sales Outstanding (DSO).
With the integration to Tai taking as little as 5 minutes, Navix enables brokers and 3PLs to:
- Eliminate up to 8 manual audit steps per load
- Accelerate exception handling and dispute resolution
- Unlock meaningful analytics without manual effort
- Reduce DSO by 3 to 10 days, freeing up vital working capital
This strategic partnership tackles one of the most pressing challenges for freight brokers: cash flow delays caused by manual billing and audit processes. Navix leverages AI and machine learning to flag errors instantly, resolve disputes without tedious document searches, and shorten the order-to-cash cycle by a minimum of three days.
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“At Navix, our mission is to eliminate a traditionally inefficient process that directly affects cash flow. By automating freight audit and accelerating cash flow, we’re helping brokers and 3PLs not only free up working capital but also focus on scaling their business without scaling headcount.” -Eric Krueger, CEO of Navix.
When combined with Tai’s workflow automation engine for quoting, booking, tracking, and communication, the integration allows brokers to operate with greater accuracy and speed, while freeing up their teams to focus on delivering exceptional customer service.
“At Tai, we’re committed to giving brokers the tools they need to scale efficiently and profitably. Partnering with Navix extends that mission by removing one of the biggest barriers to cash flow: manual freight audit. By combining Tai’s automation engine with Navix’s AI-driven audit process, brokers can accelerate their order-to-cash cycle, free up capital, and reinvest in growth.” -Daniel Ely, CPO of Tai Software.
SOURCE: GlobeNewswire