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How to Check Load Document Readiness in CarrierOS AI

Document readiness tells billing whether a delivered load has the paperwork needed to create a clean invoice packet. Follow the steps below to check load document readiness in CarrierOS AI, then confirm the saved result before the office relies on it.

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Check load document readiness in CarrierOS AI: quick answer

Open the load or invoice detail, review required documents, confirm POD/BOL/rate confirmation/receipts are attached, and fix blockers before sending the invoice.

Before you start

  • The load should be delivered or ready for billing.
  • Know which documents your broker or factoring company requires.
  • Have missing documents ready to upload.

Step-by-step instructions

  1. Open the load from Operations > Loads, or open the invoice from Accounting > Invoices.
  2. Review the document list.
  3. Check for POD, BOL, rate confirmation, receipts, and accessorial support.
  4. Open any blocker or missing item.
  5. Upload or correct documents.
  6. Confirm the invoice packet is ready.

Review checklist

Use this checklist before you save, send, approve, or rely on the record.

  • POD: Proof of delivery.
  • BOL: Bill of lading or delivery paperwork.
  • Rate confirmation: Broker agreement and references.
  • Receipts: Lumper, accessorial, or other supporting files.
  • Blocker: A missing or unclear item that slows billing.

What happens next

After readiness is clear, create or send the invoice packet.

Common problems and fixes

  • If a document is present but not recognized, check type and link.
  • If an accessorial is missing support, attach the receipt.
  • If the packet still looks blocked, review invoice settings.

Tips for carrier offices

  • Review readiness before sending invoices.
  • Attach accessorial support right away.
  • Use one load record as the source of truth.

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