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The Freight Accounting and Information Management Association
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Welcome to the Freight Accounting and Information Management Association (FAIMA), a member-centered organization created for the advancement of transportation, accounting and finance professionals who have operational responsibility for freight accounting, payment and information management. FAIMA is committed to helping Members streamline payment processing and improve the quality and usefulness of management information. Membership in FAIMA helps you:
- Maintain efficient, high quality, smooth running accounting, payment and information management processes;
- Benchmark operations internally and against comparable operations;
- Establish information databases for management reporting to identify cost reduction opportunities;
- Stay on top of the freight accounting and payment industry. Get the latest news, product developments, program management tips and much more.
Processing freight transportation bills for payment and generating management reports is a complex process and multifaceted shipping environments can make it difficult to analyze where cost can be reduced.
Membership in the Freight Accounting and Information Management Association gives you convenient 24/7 access to proven best practices, benchmarking studies, real-world solutions, exclusive industry news, insightful commentary, interviews with industry leaders, case studies, regulatory guidelines, Q&A networking forums and dozens of downloadable, customizable tools, policies, flowcharts, templates and internal control checklists. Join now.
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You don't have to reinvent the wheel – access downloadable templates and hit the ground running!
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Accounts Payable
For hundreds of articles, tools, benchmarking surveys and other resources covering the entire payables process, visit FAIMA's sister site, The Accounts Payable Network.
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