Accessorials
Every detention, layover and reconsignment charge on your loads, with its evidence set out before it is billed.
- Events in September
- 27
- Disputed
- 4
- Absorbed by Quartzline
- 3
- Evidence complete before billing
- 20 of 27
$9,840: 19 detention, 5 layover, 3 reconsignment
$1,480, due Oct 9
$1,120, not billed to Hollowell
5 lacked a carrier arrival timestamp
From 27 events to 16 billed charges
Four await a decision, four are disputed and three were absorbed. The rest were billed and accepted.
September in one note
The four disputed events
Evidence packLoad, amount and the state of the evidence. All four are owned by Marcus Ellery and due on Oct 9.
- QF-31872, detention at the north plant dock, $260You dispute the dock appointment time. Carrier timestamps show 6 hours on site, so 4 billable hours at $65 after 2 free hours.Evidence complete
- QF-31955, detention on the afternoon pickup, $390You dispute the plant ready time. Carrier timestamps and the plant gate log agree on 8 hours on site, so 6 billable hours at $65.Evidence complete
- QF-32018, layover after a missed appointment at the other plant, $350One carrier timestamp is missing. The plant gate log is the proposed evidence, and you agreed gate logs count under the agreement.One gap
- QF-32071, reconsignment of a delayed load at the north plant, $480The delivery address changed after pickup. You dispute whether the change came before pickup. The change email and the carrier invoice are attached.Evidence complete
Who decides what
- Priyanka Raghunathan validates the factsAppointment times, carrier timestamps and messages are checked before anything is billed.
- Marcus Ellery decides bill, absorb or disputeEach event, with the reason on the record. Absorbing a charge does not change the terms for later loads.
- You accept or dispute, with the reasonYour response goes on the record before any invoice is issued.Oct 9
- Quartzline finance invoices an approved chargeDetention terms: two free hours, then $65 per hour with carrier timestamps.