Jorora · Rate Confirmation Validation
Invoice on one side. Rate con on the other.
FTL desks live on rate confirmations. Jorora matches billed fields to what you authorized — then flags what never belonged on the bill.
How it works
One problem. One decision path.
AI extracts. Rules decide. Your desk stays in control of payment.
- 01
Pair invoice + rate confirmation
The RC is the authorization. The invoice is the ask. Both are required for a defensible FTL decision.
- 02
Compare the fields that matter
Load/reference, carrier identity, linehaul, fuel, and accessorial authorizations — not just grand total.
- 03
Hold what was never authorized
Unauthorized liftgate, detention without timestamps, or lumper without receipt becomes Review or Reject.
Documents compared
What goes into the packet
Bring the documents the pay decision actually needs — nothing more.
- Rate Confirmation (source of truth)
- Carrier Invoice (what they want paid)
- POD / BOL when accessorials need evidence
Why trust the decision
Explainable before cash moves
Trust comes from a trail — not from promising magic savings.
- Broker-native language: rate con first, not shipper tariff engines.
- Fails unauthorized charges even when the total is “close enough.”
- Exportable trail for disputes and accounting handoff.
Why AI is more reliable here
Read with AI. Decide with rules.
Carrier PDFs are messy. Pay authorization should not be.
- AI extracts both documents in minutes despite layout chaos.
- Rules enforce your authorization policy — AI does not invent rates.
- Humans stay in the loop for gray-area exceptions.
FAQ
Rate Confirmation Validation questions
Totals can look fine while unauthorized accessorials and linehaul/fuel swaps hide underneath. Field-level matching is the control.
Your desk policy defines tolerances. Jorora returns Needs Review when breakdowns cannot be reconciled cleanly.
Yes. Most FTL carrier invoices still arrive as email PDFs. That is the wedge.
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