An escalation protocol in a freight contract is a contractually agreed cascade of rules specifying who must be notified or involved when defined disruptions occur – delivery delays, service shortfalls, or cost overruns – within what timeframes and with what decision-making authority.
Source: https://www.inboundlogistics.com/articles/escalation-protocols-in-freight-contracts
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