When a shipper sends a package with UPS, they first print a label to attach before shipping. The label reflects the declared cost based on the package’s size, weight, service, and zone. However, there are times when UPS makes necessary adjustments if the information on the label is inaccurate.
As a result, UPS applies a billing adjustment in such cases. A UPS Billing Adjustment refers to any changes made to the shipping information provided by the shipper, whether it is incomplete or inaccurate. These adjustments can include corrections to the address, weight, dimensions, service type, or shipping number, with the associated costs charged to the shipper accordingly.
These types of charges will appear on our Reveel Platform as UPS Billing Adjustments or Shipping Charge Corrections on the Surcharge Spend page.