Thanks for letting us know klogan367.
If you don't mind providing a bit more detail...
Are you getting paid in CDN or USD?
If getting paid in USD, are there any deductions or service fees?
CDN. The one load we did USD was paid by cheque.
Thanks for letting us know klogan367.
If you don't mind providing a bit more detail...
Are you getting paid in CDN or USD?
If getting paid in USD, are there any deductions or service fees?
Great call on EFT payments. With current mail delays from the USA, we are learning that some checks are taking a month or sometimes greater, in mail delays alone.We receive payment from CH (CDN funds) on a near weekly basis via EFT. Get yourself set up for either CDN/US deposits. Our payments are always timely with the odd load that gets missed or unprocessed via their invoice upload portal. I find if you escalate something to the branch Capacity Manager (the Supervisor above the dispatcher you booked with) - the issue gets resolved promptly.
We have been experiencing the same issue. The cheque date is usually 6 weeks old. The date on the back of the envelope is usually the previous day. This means that the US postal service stinks or CH is holding the cheque before dropping it in the mail.Great call on EFT payments. With current mail delays from the USA, we are learning that some checks are taking a month or sometimes greater, in mail delays alone.
Well look at you MikeJr! I've been on the lookout for a language teacher....I see you've taken up a new "Covid hobby" - good on ya!
jonny-chicken - we are paid via EFT in CDN funds with C.H. Much faster. Why can't you switch to this type of payment? If you are dealing with a supervisor on your outstanding receivables - inquire about getting setup. It doesn't take long at all. Well worth it. You can then track your payments and loads on the carrier website portal.
Wow, thanks Klogan367... Interesting to hear about that process of uploading each document separately. It seems they have some automation in place that isn't really working I guess.Yes, only once have I been able to get someone to answer an email. You have to use the "contact representative" listed on the load detail sheet. But, usually they don't respond. However, when you log onto the website you can check to see what's being processed and what has issues. We had to start uploading each document separately. If we uploaded the invoice with the pod, they only saw the invoice and set the status to "issue" because the pod was "missing". This fixed when we uploaded everything separately. If your insurance certificate has expired, the payments also stop until they get that updated. I keep an eye on the website continually to see if there are listing issues. Since I've done this, I have been paid by EFT on a regular basis. Those are the only ideas I have...otherwise, I guess you keep nagging.
Yes, I understand. Hope you get it sorted. Just a heads up though. We always emailed our invoices too to the same address. We only switched though when we started having so much trouble. We do enough with them that I really couldn't have the delay.Wow, thanks Klogan367... Interesting to hear about that process of uploading each document separately. It seems they have some automation in place that isn't really working I guess.
We have always emailed our invoices, to loaddocs@chrobinson.com as that is what their load confirmation instructs.
Honestly, I would rather continue with emailing them as that's what we do with all other customers and brokers and it works... Seems like a Pain in the Ass to have to upload documents to a portal, especially if it has to be done one page at a time...
I think I have rung enough bells this morning, to hopefully get someone, anyone to get back to me... I'll see where that goes for now...
Thanks for your reply!