Freight audit

Freight invoice potential calculator

Estimate whether it's worth digging into a specific freight invoice — an indicative range, for one invoice.

Potential unidentified overpayment in this invoice: — – — €

Estimated using an industry average (3–7% of the invoice amount, source: Senvo's 2026 analysis of mid-sized EU shippers). The exact figure depends on this invoice's own line items — this is an indicative, not a final, estimate.

This kind of error tends to repeat across every similar invoice, not just this one. How many you actually have, and what that adds up to, only a full invoice review can show.

Freight invoice audit: an indicative estimate based on an industry average, for ONE invoice — not a reconciled error in that invoice's line items, but an indication of whether it's worth digging deeper.

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Frequently asked questions

Does this calculation have legal force?

No. This is an indicative, preliminary calculation based on the data you enter — useful for a quick self-check, but it doesn't replace a full audit, which additionally checks the invoice's formal completeness, force majeure circumstances, and the contract's fine print before filing a claim with the carrier.

What should I do if the calculator shows a possible overpayment?

Don't send a claim to the carrier yourself based solely on this calculation — contact us and send the invoice and contract. Through a free initial review, we'll confirm whether it's worth filing a claim and for how much.

How accurate is this calculation?

It depends on the accuracy of the data you enter — the calculator performs the same arithmetic our full audit uses, but without document verification, a terminal-tariff database, or an analysis of the contract's fine print. Treat the result as a strong signal, not a final answer.