Trax Technologies Freight Audit and Payment audits transportation invoices and helps organizations manage transportation spend across global supply chains. Trax says it covers all transportation invoices across modes, currencies, and regions, including parcel, LTL, FTL, ocean, and air freight in more than 120 countries. Its audit uses AI and machine learning built on more than 25 years of normalized transportation data. The platform validates rates, supports carrier payments, and connects with ERP systems to allocate costs to SKU level and map them to cost centers. Compliance capabilities include automated monitoring, predictive alerts for violations, and audit trails for regulatory reporting. Named integrations include Oracle, SAP, Blue Yonder, Salesforce, Microsoft Dynamics, NetSuite, JD Edwards, and Workday. Data can be exchanged through EDI 856/857, XML, CSV, flat files, AS2, SFTP, and HTTP. Trax lists SOC 2, GDPR, ISO 27001, role-based access, and audit logs, with cloud hosting and global multi-region support. The paid enterprise solution has performance-based pricing, with price details available by contacting sales. Implementation varies with supply chain complexity; Trax says most enterprise customers see initial results within 3–6 months.
Who it is for
Trax is suited to large organizations managing transportation spend across complex, global supply chains, including companies in life sciences, automotive, manufacturing, technology, retail, and CPG. It may fit teams that need invoice auditing, ERP cost allocation, compliance monitoring, and carrier payment support across multiple freight modes.
What is good
- Audits invoices across parcel, LTL, FTL, ocean, and air freight.
- Supports transportation activity across more than 120 countries.
- Allocates costs to SKU level through ERP connections.
- Provides compliance monitoring, violation alerts, and audit trails.
- Supports carrier payments and rate validation.
- Offers integrations with major ERP and business systems.
What to know first
- Paid enterprise solution with pricing available on request.
- Implementation time varies with supply chain complexity.
Verdict
Choose Trax if your organization needs transportation invoice auditing and spend management across a complex global supply chain. Its invoice coverage, ERP cost allocation, and compliance tools address several parts of that process. Organizations seeking a stated upfront price should look elsewhere, since Trax provides pricing details through sales.
Get started with Trax Technologies Freight Audit and Payment
- Visit the Trax Technologies website.
- Contact sales for details about the enterprise solution and its performance-based pricing.
- Discuss implementation needs, which vary with supply chain complexity.
- Plan connections through the supported ERP integrations and data exchange methods.
- Access the platform through its web offering or API.
Questions about Trax Technologies Freight Audit and Payment
How is Trax Freight Audit and Payment priced?
It is a paid enterprise solution with performance-based pricing. Pricing details are available by contacting sales.
Which transportation modes does Trax support?
Trax says it supports parcel, LTL, FTL, ocean, and air freight across more than 120 countries.
Which ERP systems does it integrate with?
Named ERP integrations include Oracle, SAP, Blue Yonder, Microsoft Dynamics, NetSuite, JD Edwards, and Workday. Salesforce is also listed as an integration.
Can Trax make carrier payments?
Yes. Payment methods include bank partners and AvidXChange in the US.
What platforms are available?
Trax lists web and API platforms.
How long does implementation take?
Timing depends on supply chain complexity. Trax says most enterprise customers see initial results within 3–6 months.
Trax Technologies Freight Audit and Payment plans and pricing
All plansCompared on freight audit and payment software
- Invoice capture
- multiple
- Rate validation
- Yes
- Carrier payments
- Yes
- Payment methods
- bank partners; AvidXChange in the US
- EDI support
- Yes
- ERP integrations
- Oracle; SAP; Blue Yonder; Microsoft Dynamics; NetSuite; JD Edwards; Workday
