Freight Billing & Accounting Software
One system for invoicing, profitability tracking, agent settlements, and payments. Charges flow from shipment to invoice automatically, no re-keying, no reconciliation. Connect to your existing accounting system via open API, or run GoFreight's built-in accounting standalone.
By shipment
Connects to most accounting systems
Currency
Freight billing software handles the unique financial lifecycle of freight forwarding—from generating invoices tied to shipment data, to tracking profitability by job, managing agent settlements with overseas partners, and processing payments across multiple currencies. Unlike generic accounting or billing tools, it connects your quoting, shipping, invoicing, and payment workflows into a single financial system built for how forwarders actually operate.
What Freight Billing and Accounting Software Has to Do Differently
Shipment P&L
Invoice Generation
Agent Settlements
Multi-Currency Accounting
Accounting Integrations. Open API.
AR/AP Management
Payments, Agent Settlements and Multi Currency, Settled per Shipment
Track every dollar in and out. Customer payments, vendor bills, and partner settlements in one view.
Accounts Receivable
Customer invoices and payment tracking. See what's outstanding, what's overdue, and which customers need follow-up—all in real time.
Accounts Payable
Vendor and carrier bill management. Track what you owe, when it's due, and approve payments—with full audit trails.
Payment Matching
Match incoming payments to invoices. Apply single payments to multiple invoices or partial payments to individual invoices—no manual reconciliation.
Cross-Border Settlements
Manage agent and partner settlements across borders. Net positions calculated automatically with exchange rate tracking for international payables and receivables.
Multi-Currency Payments
Invoice in one currency, receive payment in another. Track exchange rate gains and losses automatically throughout the payment lifecycle.
Aging Reports
See what's overdue at a glance. AR and AP aging by customer, vendor, and agent—with drill-down to individual invoices and shipments.
Quote to Shipment to Invoice to Payment, with No Re-keying
Charges flow automatically through your entire financial workflow. No retyping, no errors, no reconciliation headaches.
Quote
Build quote with costs and markup
Win
Convert to shipment with one click
Ship
Costs populate from actual charges
Invoice
Generate from shipment data automatically
Payment
Record incoming payment, match to invoice
Settle
Calculate net positions with agents and partners
P&L
Profitability calculated automatically per shipment
"With GoFreight, we turned financial complexity into clarity."
Jane Xu
Accounting Manager, Straight Forwarding Inc.
Freight Billing and Accounting FAQ
What is freight billing software?
Freight billing software handles the invoicing and financial work that is specific to freight: invoices generated from shipment data rather than typed, profit and loss tracked per job, agent settlements with overseas partners, and multi currency in and out. The distinction that matters is shipment based rather than invoice based accounting. Every charge stays tied to the shipment that created it, so the charge you quoted and the charge you invoiced can be compared on one record instead of two. One multi regional forwarder cut batch invoice updates from 3 to 4 hours down to 15 minutes.
What accounting systems does GoFreight connect to?
GoFreight has freight accounting built in, so many forwarders never connect a separate system. Invoices, payments, agent settlements and multi currency billing run inside GoFreight, and every charge stays tied to the shipment that created it, so you can see profit and loss per job. If you use QuickBooks Online, the native connector pushes invoices from GoFreight, and payments can sync too, with the direction set per connection. Xero, Sage, NetSuite, SAP and Oracle connect through GoFreight's open REST API as a custom integration. QuickBooks Desktop and Enterprise are not supported.
Can I see profitability by shipment?
Yes. GoFreight shows profit and loss on every job: revenue, costs, and margin visible at the shipment level. You can see which lanes, customers, and services are most profitable.
How do agent settlements work in GoFreight?
GoFreight tracks amounts owed to and from your overseas partners at the shipment level. You can run settlement reports to see net positions, generate settlement statements, and record payments when settlements clear.
Can I match payments to invoices automatically?
Yes. Incoming customer payments apply to outstanding invoices, including one payment across several invoices and partial payments against one. On the payable side, GoNEXUS AI Hub reads incoming carrier and vendor bills and drafts the AP invoice on the matching shipment. If a draft already exists, for example one created from your quotation's cost lines, it highlights every charge line where the billed amount differs so your team can accept or reject each change before posting.
How does multi-currency billing and payment work?
GoFreight handles multi currency transactions end to end. Invoice customers in their preferred currency, receive payments in another, track costs in carrier currencies, and automatically manage exchange rate conversions and gains or losses for reporting.
What is freight settlement software?
Freight settlement software manages the financial flows in freight forwarding: customer receivables, agent settlements with overseas partners, and vendor payables to carriers and truckers. It provides visibility into what is owed in every direction.
Does GoFreight handle both accounts receivable and accounts payable?
Yes. GoFreight provides full AR and AP management: customer invoicing and payment tracking on the receivable side, vendor and carrier bill management on the payable side, with aging reports on both sides, plus credit limits and collections tracking on receivables.
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