Two bills use different words. One says master. One says house. You’re perched on the […]
Month: February 2026
A Ship-From Address That Is a Different Building
The ship-from address is a street. Your vendor usually ships from another street. You hold […]
The PO Number on the Bill vs the PO on the Carton
A purchase-order number is on the bill. The carton label has one too. You squint […]
A Bill of Lading With the Pro Number Left Blank
The pro-number line is empty. The rest of the bill is filled in. You flip […]
Two Bills for the Trailer at This Door
Two bills are clipped together. One trailer is at the door. The lift gate whines […]
The Ship Date vs the Date on Your Watch
The ship date is printed. Today is a different date. You hold the scuffed freight […]
A Hazardous Line on a Carton With No Placard
The bill has a hazardous line. The carton you can see has no placard. You […]
Special Instructions in the Body of the Bill
A sentence sits in the body. It is not in the piece-count box. You run […]
The Carrier SCAC vs the Truck at the Door
A short carrier code is on the bill. The tractor at the door has its […]
A Third-Party Billing Line
The bill names a third party for the freight bill. You are the consignee. You […]