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ControlPay goes Asia!

24 January, 2012 - 16:55

ControlPay is pleased to announce that it is opening an office in Asia.

The past year ControlPay has seen an increasing interest in its services for customers in Asia. As many large multinationals see a strong growth in their volumes in the region it is a logical step for ControlPay to be able to support its customers in Asia.

ControlPay has completed the ISAE 3402 Type 1 audit

1 November, 2011 - 14:28

As the world’s leading freight invoice audit service provider we have committed ourselves to the ISAE 3402 audit standard, in order to make sure our clients’ and their carriers’ data and transactions are securely processed. Data integrity, IT security and adherence to very high standards with regards to risk governance and control is an essential part of our business.

ControlPay launches Early Payment

24 October, 2011 - 16:22

ControlPay offers early payment of outstanding invoices. Nowadays many carriers have to wait on average about 60 days before freight invoices are being paid. ControlPay is able to pay carriers as fast as 24 hours after a transport has been carried out.

"This is an absolutely unique proposition to the carrier community and the interest so far has been overwhelming. The upfront payment of invoices strongly enhances cashflow positions of small , midsize and even large carriers." Pieter Kinds, CEO ControlPay commented.

Bridgestone prolongs contract with ControlPay

30 August, 2011 - 13:59

Recently Bridgestone Europe has decided to sign for another 5 years with ControlPay, the leading European Freight Audit provider.

ControlPay provides advanced audit services for all of Bridgestone's European subsidiaries.

ControlPay receives Trustmark E-Invoicing

29 August, 2011 - 16:11

ControlPay has been awarded with the Trustmark E-Invoicing for its Auto-Invoice tool.

The tool for carriers to create invoices online using the ControlPay platform.

The trustmark shows ControlPay's ability to offer innovative, solid solutions to make business processes more efficient, reduce costs for parties involved and simplify invoicing.

ControlPay the biggest Freight Audit provider in Europe

1 March, 2011 - 17:49

Since the beginning of 2011 ControlPay has become the leading Freight Audit provider. With over 6 years in operation in Europe and a staff of 70, ControlPay daily serves over 20 clients with over 10 million shipments being processed via its system yearly.

ControlPay is a sponsor at the 9th Automotive logistics conference

16 February, 2011 - 10:36

1-3 March Bonn, Germany

The ControlPay Team is proud to announce that we are joining the yearly Automotive Logistics Conference. At this event we will be able to show our capabilities and the benefits specially tailored to the automotive industry. This year's theme: Responsible logistics.

Freight Audit on the rise in Europe

27 January, 2011 - 13:13

ControlPay is featured in an article by Automotive Logistics about the growing interest of companies in the automotive industry to outsource their administrative processes around Freight and Logistics.

To read article please use this link.

ControlPay moves to a new office in Kyiv

25 November, 2010 - 16:41

We are proud to announce that after 7 years in the same building, where we have started our operations, we are moving to a new and bigger office!

Thanks to the major expansion we foresee in 2011 ControlPay has decided to double its floor space and is moving to a state of the art business centre near the centre of Kyiv. The new high quality office provides our employees with modern facilities that create a motivating and inspiring atmosphere.

Pentaho helps ControlPay control shipping payments

28 October, 2010 - 19:00

Open Source Business Intelligence helps create freight 'audit trail'

28th October 2010: ControlPay, a European-founded pioneer in freight auditing, today announced that it will expand its services portfolio with open source business intelligence technology from market leader, Pentaho. Customers, who include some of the world's largest manufacturers; Bridgestone, Procter & Gamble and Schlumberger, will now gain greater insight into 'hidden' transportation costs.