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SHIPPING COST RECOVERY & OPTIMIZATION

Keep more of what your business earns.

Shipping costs add up. Missed refunds, billing errors, and outdated carrier terms can quietly reduce your margins. FundUuP connects you with RCS Audit to recover eligible credits and explore better pricing with your existing carriers.

TWO WAYS TO IMPROVE YOUR SHIPPING SPEND

Recover missed credits.
Improve future costs.

01 / RECOVERY

Capture eligible shipping refunds.

RCS monitors UPS and FedEx activity, identifies eligible late-delivery refunds and billing credits, and manages claims. Recovered credits are applied directly to your carrier accounts.

  • Ongoing shipment and invoice auditing
  • Eligible service-failure and unshipped-package credits
  • Weekly reporting and visibility into costs and exceptions

Good fit: Regular weekly UPS/FedEx shippers, especially businesses using Air, 2-Day, or Overnight services. A volume of 50+ packages per week is a useful starting signal.

02 / CONTROL

Get more from your carrier agreement.

RCS reviews your rates and terms, compares them with relevant market benchmarks, and guides negotiations to improve pricing. Ongoing audits help verify that negotiated terms are applied correctly.

  • Carrier rate and surcharge benchmarking
  • Guidance on pricing, incentives, and contract terms
  • Monthly monitoring of negotiated rates

Good fit: Businesses spending $350,000+ annually on parcel shipping or $1 million+ on freight, with carrier agreements available for review.

IS THIS YOUR BUSINESS?

Regular shipping.
Limited time to audit.

Manufacturers, healthcare and lab businesses, medical-device suppliers, ecommerce brands, apparel businesses, printing and fulfillment companies, and industrial or auto-parts distributors are natural places to start.

Best-fit prospects ship through their own UPS or FedEx accounts and want clearer costs, fewer missed credits, or a fresh look at their carrier pricing.

A few questions to consider

  • Do you use UPS or FedEx every week?
  • Do you use Ground and Air services, or some expedited shipping?
  • Are costs, delays, or confusing invoices creating pressure?
  • Is anyone consistently auditing deliveries and invoices?
  • Would you be open to reviewing savings opportunities?

USPS-only shipping and shipping billed through a third party’s carrier account are generally lower-priority fits.

RCS CLIENT EXAMPLES

What a pricing review can uncover.

These RCS-reported examples show results from carrier contract optimization.

HEALTHCARE

$966,000 annual savings

A healthcare company with two distribution centers and $4.2 million in annual shipping spend obtained reduced carrier rates, followed by ongoing billing audits.

MANUFACTURING

About $2.54 million annual savings

A manufacturer with multiple U.S. locations and $5.5 million in annual shipping spend improved its carrier pricing and added monthly rate audits.

Individual client examples supplied by RCS Audit. Results vary with shipping profile, carrier terms, and negotiated agreements; these figures are not a forecast or guarantee.

A SIMPLE NEXT STEP

Go directly to your shipping review.

Use our referral form to connect with RCS Audit. Their team handles the shipping analysis, onboarding, and service delivery.

Start your shipping savings review
  1. 01Tell RCS about your shipping. Complete the linked form with your business and shipping details.
  2. 02Review the right service. RCS assesses whether Recovery, Control, or both fit your shipping profile and explains the applicable agreement and fees.
  3. 03Track verified savings. Eligible credits and pricing improvements are documented through reporting and ongoing audits.

Your carriers. Better oversight.

RCS provides managed auditing and pricing support designed to work alongside your existing shipping operations. Refund eligibility depends on applicable carrier guarantees, exclusions, claim deadlines, and your agreement. FundUuP introduces the opportunity; RCS Audit delivers the service.

Start your shipping savings review