For senior freight leaders
Mid-tier multi-banner retail freight operations

Run freight like an operator, not a forensic accountant.

Quayledger runs the fragmented stack your multi-banner network already owns — TMS, freight audit, dock scheduling and accounts payable — as one continuous loop from tender to dock to audit to AP. Built for the freight leaders at mid-tier multi-banner retailers who own four systems and zero bridges between them.

Who it's for

Senior freight leaders
Multi-banner retail
Tender → dock → AP

The problem

Four systems, one leak, one person holding the math.

The freight stack comes pre-fragmented. The carrier gets paid on the first pass. The audit reads it months later. The operator in the middle does the rest by hand.

Fragmentation

TMS, audit, dock, AP — four owners, no bridge.

Your TMS negotiates the lane. The audit reads the invoice months later. The dock owns the appointment. AP releases the funds. Four systems — none of them has the full load.

After-the-fact audits

Detention and fuel-surcharge dollars walk out the dock.

By the time the invoice lands, the truck is gone and the evidence is whatever the carrier wrote into their portal. Recoveries arrive long after the slot expired.

Operators as accountants

Your freight leaders run the loop on a spreadsheet.

Senior operators stop spending the day on the floor and start acting as forensic accountants — reconciling invoice PDFs against rate cards, dock logs, and AP holds instead of running the network.

What changes

Quayledger runs the loop.
One operator. Tender to dock to audit to AP — as a single continuous workflow, not four handoffs.

What runs on Quayledger

Three products. One auditable loop.

The stack comes pre-wired — not as a menu. Each product writes into the same ledger, so an exception at the door is the same exception the audit sees and AP pays against.

Inbound loop

Tender to receipt — one continuous workflow, not four handoffs.

Quayledger runs tender → dock → audit → AP inside a single, auditable workflow. Exceptions are routed before AP releases funds, so the team stops chasing invoices and starts running the floor.

  • Tender reconciliation
  • In-line exception routing
  • AP holds on disputed line items

Dock scheduling

Per-DC appointments, reconciled against the carrier portal.

Per-DC appointments cross-checked against what the carrier actually wrote into their portal. Missed slots become write-offs only when the evidence supports them — and never silently.

  • Appointment ↔ carrier-portal diff
  • Evidence-on-arrival capture
  • Detention clock from the door

Accessorial auto-negotiation

Detention, lumper, reclass — captured against the lane, not months later.

Detention, lumper, and reclass events are captured against the lane they occurred on and auto-negotiated against the active rate-card terms. Evidence round-trips into freight audit without a re-key.

  • Rate-card clause match
  • Evidence round-trip into audit
  • Carrier-portal write-back

Run the loop

Quayledger runs the loop.

Tender to dock to audit to AP — one continuous workflow, not four handoffs.

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