Automated Risk Scoring

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Automated Risk Scoring is a method that uses algorithms and data inputs (historical incident data, shipment characteristics, carrier performance, weather, etc.) to assign a numerical risk score to shipments, routes, or suppliers. The score supports decision-making, prioritization, and exception management by flagging high-risk items for proactive handling and monitoring.

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