Does a freight audit page state a recovery percentage?

No. A recovery percentage is the wrong sentence. Motus does not promise money back. The page says which invoices the desk reviews and sends the file to audit@. Recovery is a subject word, not a result this studio will quantify.

Where should a freight invoice and its backup be sent?

The invoice goes to audit@. The backup goes to documents@. shippers@ is how a shipper asks whether their invoice type is in scope. Motus does not audit the bill itself and does not ask for a carrier login. This is not a carrier site.

How should an accessorial note on a freight audit arrive?

It should arrive at documents@ with the invoice it belongs to, while the invoice is pointed at audit@. An accessorial line with no file path gets lost. The page does not promise a credit, a refund, or any percentage back.

Can Motus promise money back on a freight audit?

No. Motus does not promise money back and does not name a recovery percentage, a typical refund, or a time-to-cash. The firm reviews what the firm reviews. The website only shows scope, backup, and the three inboxes.

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A recovery percentage is the wrong sentence

Naming a recovery percentage is the sentence this site gets wrong. The page should say which freight invoices the desk reviews and where the file goes, and then stop before any share of money. audit@ receives the file. documents@ receives the backup. shippers@ is the shipper. Motus does not promise money back. This is not a carrier site.

A recovery percentage is the wrong sentence

Delete any recovery percentage, any multiple of spend, and any line that says clients get money back. Motus does not promise money back. Recovery, on this page, is only the word for the subject the desk reviews, not a result. If a sentence needs a number to sound impressive, the sentence does not ship.

Say which invoices the desk reviews: the modes, the document types, or the shippers the firm already serves, in the firm's words. A universal claim that every freight bill in the country is in scope is a directory pose. Keep the scope short enough that shippers@ can repeat it without inventing a mandate.

Which invoices the desk actually reviews

An invoice arrives as a file, not as a trophy. audit@ is where that file goes. documents@ is where backup goes, such as the backup the firm already asks for. Name those backup types only from the firm's list. Do not ask the shipper to send Motus a login to a carrier system, and do not imply this studio audits the bill.

The firm reviews. The website explains the path. A shipper writing shippers@ should see how to start, not a forecast of dollars. Accessorial disputes are part of the subject only when the firm already reviews them. Say accessorial in that limited way, as a file type, not as a promise of a credit.

Accessorial notes need a file path

An accessorial note with no file path becomes a story in a general inbox. Point it to documents@ with the invoice it belongs to, and point the invoice to audit@. The page should show that pair. This is not a carrier site, so do not add terminals, lanes, or a booking widget. The desk reads paper the firm already accepts.

No sentence should name a percentage recovered, a typical refund, or a time-to-cash Motus invented. The outcome of a review is the firm's later work. The public page ends at scope and routing: which invoices, which backup, which inbox. shippers@ can ask whether their invoice type is in that scope.

Authority fits a freight audit desk that must show which invoices go to audit@ and must refuse every recovery percentage and every promise of money back.

Motus does not provide the specialist service in the headline. We publish the site and connect the email.

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Starter is $274, Growth is $597, and Authority is $1,197. Each price is one time. Year-1 hosting is included, then hosting is $150 a year. There is no monthly website retainer. Company email on your domain can use audit@, documents@ and shippers@. A mailbox-provider seat fee and a registrar's domain fee are quoted before they start. We do not provide the licensed service.

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Questions

Does a freight audit page state a recovery percentage?: No. A recovery percentage is the wrong sentence. Motus does not promise money back. The page says which invoices the desk reviews and sends the file to audit@. Recovery is a subject word, not a result this studio will quantify.
Where should a freight invoice and its backup be sent?: The invoice goes to audit@. The backup goes to documents@. shippers@ is how a shipper asks whether their invoice type is in scope. Motus does not audit the bill itself and does not ask for a carrier login. This is not a carrier site.
How should an accessorial note on a freight audit arrive?: It should arrive at documents@ with the invoice it belongs to, while the invoice is pointed at audit@. An accessorial line with no file path gets lost. The page does not promise a credit, a refund, or any percentage back.
Can Motus promise money back on a freight audit?: No. Motus does not promise money back and does not name a recovery percentage, a typical refund, or a time-to-cash. The firm reviews what the firm reviews. The website only shows scope, backup, and the three inboxes.

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A recovery percentage is the wrong sentence

A recovery percentage is the wrong sentence

Which invoices the desk actually reviews

Accessorial notes need a file path

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