EETC · 04
Performance starts the payment clock.
Once transport is properly performed, the economic payment clock has started. Evidence should prove performance, not create a second artificial starting date for payment.
Priority improvements
Agree which proof of delivery permits invoicing and measure the time from completed transport to cash received.
Can the carrier invoice promptly after delivery using reasonable evidence, without avoidable extra administrative steps?
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Waiting is capacity.
Waiting outside the carrier’s reasonable control consumes time, equipment and human capacity and should be visible, attributable and treated under a predictable rule.
Priority improvements
Record arrival, readiness and departure; agree in advance how waiting outside the carrier’s control is handled.
Is waiting outside the carrier’s control recorded and handled under a clear, predictable rule?
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The chain must remain visible.
Subcontracting is legitimate when it adds capability or managed risk, but the physical executor should remain reasonably identifiable and further subcontracting controlled and traceable.
Priority improvements
Identify the physical carrier and use a prior agreed process for any further subcontracting.
Is further subcontracting subject to a prior agreed, controlled and traceable mechanism?
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