How Accurate are your Box Dimensions?

Dimensional weight pricing ensures that large, bulky items are invoiced according to the space they take up rather than actual weight. In order to maximise revenue, a carrier should compare actual weight with dimensional weight and use the greater of the two as billable weight.

Right systems with the right specifications protect you from losing money caused by inaccurate invoicing. Applying the wrong system on goods it can not handle illustrates this.

Comparing how a dimensioner approved for irregular shapes performs, versus one for regular shapes can show you how getting exact box dimensions can save you money.

For example, a normal box that is slightly overfilled and bulging out approximately 1 cm on all sides would often be categorized as regular and considered to be safe to measure with a scanner for regular shapes. However this decision can cost you money.

The table below illustrates the different results two types of dimensioners can provide:

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