Freight Claim Filing
Tracking your freight claims can be a time consuming task. Not tracking these claims can mean expensive losses for your company for unrecovered dollars due to damaged and lost products by the carrier. MyEZClaim makes it easy to enter your claim and include all pertinent tracking information. With the simple click of the mouse, you can generate and print claim forms. MyEZClaim stores information regarding your claims in a database.
When you use MyEZClaim for the first time, you will need to enter some basic information regarding the businesses that can be involved with your claims. You will be creating lists of customers, carriers, shippers and claimants. As you continue to use MyEZClaim.net, you will have claims involving businesses that you have already entered. So, when you enter a claim, their information is already in the database and you can select the appropriate business from a list. This makes the process of entering a new claim much faster. You can also add new businesses at any time. MyEZClaim.net already includes a database of claim reasons and major carriers.
You can also capture the list of products that you regularly order or ship. Product cost and unit weight can be added during the filing process or entered into the database prior to beginning the first claim. Product information is required for all new Loss and Damage claims. By entering this information first, you simplify the process of creating new claims. The Product master list contains the list of products which would be selected for the claim. As with the other lists, you can create new product records at any time. You can also update or delete existing records at any time.
MyEZClaim.net allows you to process and track two types of claims, Loss and Damage claims and Overcharge claims. Loss and Damage claims are used for claims on shipments for products that were lost or damaged in shipment. You must have product information to complete a loss and damage claim. Overcharge claims are used for excessive charges on the freight bill. You must have the freight bill information in order to complete the overcharge claim.