Practical guidance for the work behind every shipment.
Use these short playbooks to price a freight offer, understand what belongs in job profit, and decide which customer balances need follow-up. Each guide follows the way a freight desk works.
Guides for three everyday freight tasks.
Start with the task in front of you. Each guide explains the operating steps and where EasyHisab Freight keeps the related information.
Prepare a freight quotation
Gather shipment details, price customer charges, compare expected buy costs, and turn a confirmed offer into a job.
Read the quotation guide 02 · WHILE THE JOB RUNSUnderstand freight job costing
Keep planned buy rates separate from vendor cost sheets, and see how issued bills and actual costs shape job profit.
Read the job costing guide 03 · AFTER BILLINGReview freight receivables aging
Read overdue buckets, account for payments and credits, and find the customer invoices behind each balance.
Read the receivables guideA quote is a plan. A job is the operating record.
A confirmed quotation can carry its shipment, sell charges, and expected costs into a job. The job is where you prepare customer freight bills and vendor cost sheets. Reports use issued bills and actual costs, while receivables aging focuses on open customer balances.
See the product workflow- 01QuotePrice the offer and plan expected costs.
- 02JobCarry confirmed details into the shipment record.
- 03Bill and costIssue customer bills and confirm vendor costs.
- 04ReviewFollow job profit and customer balances.
Put the workflow on one freight desk.
See quotations, jobs, customer bills, vendor costs, and reports in EasyHisab Freight.