by Cubiscan | Mar 10, 2026 | Dimensioning
“Close enough” is a great philosophy for backyard horseshoes. For item dimensions, it’s a budget leak with a barcode. Here’s why this matters: Benchmarks have found average inventory accuracy rates as low as 65% in some studies. And even small...
by Cubiscan | Mar 4, 2026 | Dimensioning, Pallets & Freight, Supply Chain
LTL freight has a special talent: Turning a clean outbound plan into a surprise invoice. Most of the time, the root cause is painfully simple. The shipment data was incomplete, inconsistent, or never captured in a way that sticks. Dimensions get estimated. Weight gets...
by Cubiscan | Mar 1, 2026 | Dimensioning
If your shipping line has a “measurement corner” and everyone pretends it’s temporary, this post is for you. Dimensioning automation is not a shiny gadget move. It’s what happens when a warehouse outgrows manual measuring, manual entry, and “we’ll fix it in billing.”...
by Cubiscan | Feb 24, 2026 | Dimensioning
22.37 billion. That’s the number of U.S. parcel shipments in 2024, per the Pitney Bowes Parcel Shipping Index. If parcel shipping were a machine, that’s 22.37 billion chances to get dimensions right, or to create chaos at scale. Carriers see the fallout...
by Cubiscan | Feb 22, 2026 | Dimensioning, Warehousing
Here’s a fun fact that is only fun for people who enjoy operational pain: inventory accuracy can run as low as 65% in some benchmarks. And manual data entry is not exactly a precision sport, with studies finding manual entry error rates that...
