RIS Tally & Quantity Checks provide independent verification of quantities during cargo handling, loading, discharge and storage. We record what is actually moved — not what was expected.
Our inspectors perform accurate counting, measurement and reconciliation to help clients prevent shortages, overages and quantity-related disputes across the supply chain.
This service is commonly applied to bulk, bagged, breakbulk and packaged cargo where quantity accuracy is critical for commercial settlement.
What we check
Physical counting & tallying
Unit-by-unit counting during loading, discharge or transfer operations.
Quantity reconciliation
Comparison of tallies against packing lists, shipping documents and contractual quantities.
Shortage & excess identification
Clear identification of losses, overages or discrepancies during handling.
Where it is used
Ports & terminals
Loading and discharge of vessels, containers and barges.
Warehouses & depots
Receipt, storage and dispatch quantity verification.
Project & inland logistics
Monitoring quantities during multi-leg transport and handling.
What you receive
A structured tally report showing quantities handled, reconciled totals and identified shortages or excesses — supporting accurate billing, claims management and dispute prevention.