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Apply it at the freight desk

Accessorials pay for work beyond the line haul

Match carrier terms to shipper terms

Detention: capture the clock and notify early

Quick check: detention is accruing

Layover: separate the delay from the agreement

Quick check: overnight delay

TONU: establish whether the carrier was at fault

Scenario: the customer cancels after dispatch

Lumpers, tarps, extra stops, and advances

Quick check: lumper request

Deploy: accessorial request and approval form

A fair, documented process for detention, layover, TONU, lumper, tarp, extra-stop, and advance requests, aligned with the actual shipper and carrier agreements.

Learn how to align shipper and carrier terms, document detention and other accessorials, obtain approval, and close the payment loop.

Phase 9.5: Handle Accessorials Fairly and Document Them

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