Con-Way unveils e-mail invoicing

LTL carrier Con-Way Transportation Services is offering customers the ability to receive invoices via e-mail, regardless of how they originally submitted the paperwork to the company. Conway vp-information services Jacquelyn Barretta said those using the invoice-via-email service should be able to reduce data entry time, increase data entry accuracy, eliminate paper storage of invoices and improve

Sean Kilcarr

March 27, 2002

LTL carrier Con-Way Transportation Services is offering customers the ability to receive invoices via e-mail, regardless of how they originally submitted the paperwork to the company.

Conway vp-information services Jacquelyn Barretta said those using the invoice-via-email service should be able to reduce data entry time, increase data entry accuracy, eliminate paper storage of invoices and improve speed and accuracy of invoice processing.

Con-Way added that the new e-business feature would also enable users to more quickly complete background research on invoices. The PDF will contain hyperlinks to a document-imaging site where they can retrieve, view and print copies of the bill of lading and delivery receipt for each shipment.

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Sean Kilcarr

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Sean Kilcarr is a former longtime FleetOwner senior editor who wrote for the publication from 2000 to 2018. He served as editor-in-chief from 2017 to 2018.