Adjustments for rounding

In all cases, when a charge is being pro-rated to more than one shipment leg (at load or stop level), any adjustments due to rounding will be applied to the "largest" shipment leg. In the event that two shipment legs share the "largest" attribute, the adjustment will be randomly assigned to one of them.

The "largest" shipment leg is determined based on the Pro-ration Strategy applied to that load. This means, for example, if the Extended Volume (Volume/ Distance) strategy was used to pro-rate the costs of that Load, the same Extended Volume strategy will be used to determine its largest Shipment Leg. The shipment leg with the largest Volume*Distance among the legs of the load will be chosen.

See Also

Load Pro-Ration

Overview

Use pro-rated costs

Persist pro-rated costs

Establish Weight, Volume, Pallets and Pro-ration strategy

Identify distances

Extend by distance

Assign percentages to each shipment leg

Assess pro-ration requirements

Background information for charge details for loads

Pro-rate charges at load level or stop level