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SurchargeCheck

Browser-based shipping invoice audit tool for CSV carrier data.

Aug 20, 2026 Finance & Accounting
accounting carrier-data invoice-audit logistics shipping

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SurchargeCheck is a finished browser-based shipping invoice audit tool built for finance and operations teams that want a fast first pass over carrier invoice data without sending the invoice file to a vendor.The workflow is simple:Upload → Analyze → Review → ExportWhat it does• Upload a shipping invoice CSV • Automatically map recognizable columns or complete mapping manually • Analyze total spend and surcharge spend • Break down named surcharge categories • Surface high-surcharge shipments • Surface high-cost shipments • Flag potential duplicates • Surface address-correction and other review items • Filter and sort the review table • Open individual transactions for detail • Export an HTML audit report • Export flagged transactions as CSV • Try the generated demo dataset without uploading a real invoicePrivacy-first architectureThe product is designed to run entirely in the browser. There is no required account, backend invoice-processing service, or database for the audit workflow.Current demoLive product: https://surchargecheck.pages.dev/Demo audit: https://surchargecheck.pages.dev/audit?demo=1The demo figures are generated sample data and are explicitly labeled as such. They are not customer results.Current scopeCSV-only input. No accounts, API integrations, monitoring, PDF extraction, XLSX import, or server-side invoice processing are included in the current product.Commercial statusThis is an acquisition of a working software asset rather than an established revenue-generating SaaS. No customer, revenue, traction, or certification claims are being made.Asking price: $1,250 USD, negotiable.The buyer can continue the product as an internal tool, paid utility, audit-service front end, or foundation for a larger logistics/AP product.

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Ethelyn Hudson Ethelyn Hudson 2 weeks ago

local processing solves a trust problem competitors overlook