Trip Corridor Costs
Borders & Corridors → Trip Corridor drills into a single trip's crossing economics: the planned-vs-actual variance per currency, and each actual cost recorded at the border.
Picking the trip
Choose the trip in the Trip picker. Both panels load once a trip is selected.
The variance panel
Per currency: Estimated (what the corridor's cost schedule priced the trip at), Actual (what was recorded), and the Variance amount and percentage — highlighted when the trip ran over.
The actuals panel
Every actual crossing cost recorded against the trip:
| Column | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Kind | Toll, border fee, permit fee, escort, clearing fee, or other |
| Description | What the charge was |
| Amount | With its ISO currency code |
| Incurred on | When it was paid |
What to look for
- The variance tells you whether this trip made the margin its quote assumed; the actuals tell you where the money went.
- A recurring unexpected Kind (say, escort fees on a corridor whose schedule has none) means the schedule is missing a line item — fix it on Corridor Schedule so the next quote carries it.
- Corridor-wide patterns live on Corridor Costs.