Full-Time
Account Billing Specialist
Posted on 9/27/2025
ITS Logistics
1,001-5,000 employees
Technology-driven 3PL and supply chain solutions
Compensation Overview
$22 - $24.50/hr
Sparks, NV, USA
In Person
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- Previous experience with invoicing, billing, or collections strongly preferred
- Proficiency with MS Office Suite (Word, Excel, Outlook, etc.), experience with a WMS preferred
- Excellent verbal and written skills (phone etiquette and fluency in English required)
- Must possess excellent problem diagnosis and resolution skills
- Strong work ethic and a positive attitude
- Ability to work with a high degree of autonomy
- Ability to manage the demands of multiple priorities simultaneously
- Generate weekly and monthly client invoices leveraging WMS system, various internal and external reports, and other data, as necessary
- Research and send basic collections communications for past-due payables
- Partner with Client Experience team to improve weekly and monthly invoice audit processes and accuracy
- Assist in efforts to minimize revenue leakage by analyzing basic invoice trends, data inputs, and operational performance
- Assist in maintaining documented standard operating procedures specific to your client(s)
ITS Logistics is a third-party logistics (3PL) provider that handles warehousing, transportation, and supply chain consulting across North America. It moves goods through ocean shipments, rail, and trucking, using a technology-driven approach to improve routing, visibility, and operations. The company differentiates itself with a network of strategic locations and an experienced team that can reach 75% of the U.S. and Canadian populations within 1.5 days and 95% within two days, enabling faster delivery and better cost management for customers. Its goal is to help clients optimize their supply chains, cut costs, and boost efficiency.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Sparks, Nevada
Founded
1999
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Echo acquisition creates $5.4B entity integrating AI tech with ITS assets by H1 2026.
- Sustainability Dashboard enables Scope 3 emissions reporting for regulatory compliance.
- Strategic locations reach 95% of US in two days boosting drayage and intermodal revenues.
What critics are saying
- FTC antitrust scrutiny blocks Echo deal in 3-6 months, slashing scale advantages.
- Post-April 2026 import cliff drops freight volumes 20-30%, hitting drayage revenues.
- Uber Freight undercuts DropFleet with AI power-only scaling, stealing ecommerce clients.
What makes ITS Logistics unique
- ITS Logistics maintains 0.04% fraud rate amid 60% cargo theft surge to $725M in 2025.
- DropFleet provides 5,000+ trailers for flexible ecommerce and automotive peak surges.
- EV Battery Logistics Hubs launched October 2025 handle specialized high-value commodities.
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Benefits
401(k) Retirement Plan
401(k) Company Match
Professional Development Budget
Company News
ITS Logistics is strengthening its fraud prevention strategy as cargo theft incidents surge. The company, now part of Echo Global Logistics, maintains a critical incident rate of just 0.04%, well below industry standards. Cargo theft losses reached $725 million in 2025, a 60% year-over-year increase, according to Verisk CargoNet. The average value per theft climbed 36% as criminals increasingly target high-value commodities. ITS combats fraud through technology partnerships, including GenLogs, which provides real-time carrier verification and alerts for illegally sold operating credentials. The company also uses Highway for compliance monitoring and its proprietary transportation management system, ITS Drive. ITS emphasises combining technology with human oversight, with team members identifying AI-manipulated documents and maintaining carrier relationships to prevent fraud before it occurs.
Three ITS Logistics executives named 2026 Pros to Know by Supply & Demand Chain Executive. -ITS Logistics is honored to have its leadership team recognized across categories for tech, innovation, and exceptional leadership.-. March 18, 2026 09:58 ET | Source: ITS Logistics RENO, Nev., March 18, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - Today, Supply & Demand Chain Executive has recognized multiple members of the ITS Logistics team as winners in this year's Pros to Know award lineup, which acknowledges outstanding executives whose accomplishments offer a roadmap for other leaders looking to leverage supply chain as their competitive advantage. The three award winners represent leadership across the ITS Logistics organization. * Leaders in Excellence: Josh Allen, CCO - with over 30 years of experience, Josh Allen heads the company's commercial strategy, overseeing sales, marketing, and strategic growth initiatives that position ITS as a modern, asset-lite 3PL solving complex supply chain challenges. Under his leadership, the company has sustained consistent growth while advancing initiatives in its premium universal drop trailer and trailer pool program, DropFleet, as well as sustainability and managed solutions. * Top Transportation Innovators: Srini Cherukuri, SVP - IT & CISO Srini leads the technology infrastructure, data strategy, and cybersecurity programs behind ITS Logistics' proprietary platforms, including the ITS Engage ecosystem. His work has helped scale secure, cloud-based systems that power real-time visibility, AI-driven decision making, and reliable execution across thousands of monthly freight movements. * Rising Stars: Albert Rosette, Sr. VP of Transportation - Albert leads over-the-road brokerage operations at ITS Logistics' Reno headquarters, overseeing a team of more than 400 employees managing approximately 50,000 loads per month. Rising through the organization since joining in 2015, he has driven record operational growth while guiding teams through major technology transformation and evolving regulatory challenges. "I'm incredibly proud to see our people, as a reflection of our whole team, recognized for the results they deliver for our business partners," said Scott Pruneau, CEO of ITS Logistics. "To be recognized across multiple categories illustrates the breadth of talent at ITS and is a credit to the effort and excellence we hold ourselves accountable to day in and day out. This is what it means to live the ITS Way." About ITS Logistics ITS Logistics is one of North America's fastest-growing, asset-based modern 3PLs, providing solutions for the industry's most complicated supply chain challenges. With a people-first culture committed to excellence, the company relentlessly strives to deliver unmatched value through best-in-class service, expertise, and innovation. The ITS Logistics portfolio features North America's #18 asset-lite freight brokerage, a top drayage and intermodal solution, an asset-based dedicated fleet, an innovative cloud-based technology ecosystem, and a nationwide distribution and fulfillment network.
Echo Global Logistics acquires ITS Logistics to create $5.4 billion combined entity. Echo has been a prolific acquirer. Chicago-based Echo Global Logistics announced that it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Reno, Nevada-headquartered ITS Logistics, one of North America's fastest-growing third-party logistics (3PL) providers. The deal, announced Wednesday, will create a combined entity with pro forma 2025 revenue of approximately $5.4 billion, expanding Echo's scale while integrating ITS's specialized solutions with Echo's advanced technology platform. Founded in 1999 with just two tractors, two drivers, and 40,000 square feet of warehouse space, ITS has evolved into a multifaceted 3PL powerhouse. By 2013, it spun up its asset-light brokerage division, which crossed the $1 billion revenue mark in 2022. Exceeding $1.3 billion in revenue for 2025, ITS's headcount tops 1,200 nationwide, with 550 employees at its Reno headquarters. Its portfolio includes North America's No. 18 ranked asset-light freight brokerage and No. 12 ranked drayage and intermodal solutions, alongside an asset-based dedicated fleet, port and rail drayage, truckload (TL), less-than-truckload (LTL), small parcel, direct-to-consumer, and direct-to-retail delivery covering over 95% of the U.S. in under two days. Standout offerings like its DropFleet drop trailer and trailer pool program, freight security, omnichannel fulfillment, and sustainability-focused strategies have earned it a reputation for tackling complex supply chain challenges. "This acquisition represents a meaningful strategic opportunity for Echo and our customers," said Doug Waggoner, Chief Executive Officer at Echo, in a statement. "ITS has built a highly differentiated set of solutions, including drop trailer and trailer pool capabilities, backed by best-in-class execution that delivers reliability and flexibility across complex networks. By applying Echo's proprietary technology, advanced analytics, and growing AI capabilities to the ITS solution set, we will strengthen our value proposition for a broader range of customers." The move aligns with Echo's history of growth through acquisitions, a strategy that has transformed the company from a non-asset-based truckload brokerage into a diversified logistics leader. Since its founding in 2005, Echo has completed at least 23 acquisitions, including tuck-ins like the 2012 purchase of Purple Plum Logistics for truckload brokerage, the 2015 acquisition of Xpress Solutions for LTL and TL expansion, and larger plays such as the $420 million buyout of Command Transportation in 2015. More recently, Echo expanded its service offerings with the 2022 acquisition of Roadtex Transportation for expedited LTL and temperature-controlled warehousing, Fastmore Logistics for global freight forwarding, and the August 2025 purchase of FreightSaver for managed transportation. Echo itself went private in 2021 via a $1.3 billion acquisition by The Jordan Company. Historically focused on non-asset truckload brokerage, Echo has leveraged its low-capital model - requiring minimal capex and generating $40-60 million in annual free cash flow - to build a tech-centric operation. Its proprietary transportation management system, developed in-house since inception, incorporates automation, machine learning, and AI for pricing, capacity sourcing, shipment execution, and exception management. Innovations like the EchoShip platform for partial truckload shipping and AI-driven fraud prevention have positioned Echo as a leader in data science and tech integration. In temperature-controlled logistics, for instance, the Roadtex integration enhanced Echo's reefer fleet and warehousing, enabling precise 45-60 degree Fahrenheit control for perishables. The ITS deal accelerates this evolution by blending Echo's tech prowess with ITS's asset-light and asset-based strengths. ITS will retain its leadership, including CEO Scott Pruneau, and customer-facing structure, while gaining access to Echo's carrier network, cross-border expertise, and multimodal offerings. "Joining forces with Echo marks an exciting new chapter for ITS Logistics," said Pruneau. "Echo's truckload brokerage scale, managed transportation platform, strong cross-border capabilities, and broad multimodal offering - combined with its technology platform and AI-driven innovation - will enable us to elevate our service offerings and provide enhanced value to our customers. Together, we will be well equipped to help customers navigate the increasing complexity of today's supply chain, offering smarter, more connected execution and powerful solutions that drive results." The combined platform is poised to address more of customers' end-to-end needs, from network optimization and real-time insights to sophisticated value-added services like AI-enhanced trailer pooling and sustainable transportation. ITS's proprietary tools, such as ITS Drive TMS for truckload and drayage, and ITS Engage AI suite for supply chain management, will integrate with Echo's ecosystem, fostering innovation. With over 60 locations across North America, Echo's expanded footprint - now including ITS's 4 million square feet of warehouse space - positions the company to capitalize on a fragmented market. The transaction, advised by Goldman Sachs & Co. LLC and UBS for Echo, and J.P. Morgan and Jefferies for ITS, is expected to close in the first half of 2026, pending regulatory approvals. This brokerage mega-merger underscores a broader industry trend toward consolidation, where tech-enabled scale allows companies to bid aggressively for target companies. For shippers, the Echo - ITS acquisition presents a comprehensive freight logistics partner with formidable new capabilities.
Echo Global Logistics has signed a definitive agreement to acquire ITS Logistics, a Reno-based third-party logistics provider founded in 1999. The deal will create a combined transportation and logistics platform with pro forma 2025 revenue of approximately $5.4 billion. ITS Logistics is known for its DropFleet drop trailer and trailer pool programme, as well as expertise in dedicated capacity, intermodal solutions and freight security. Echo plans to integrate its proprietary technology platform, which leverages automation, machine learning and AI, into ITS's operations to enhance network optimisation and real-time insights. ITS will maintain its existing leadership team and customer-facing structure following the acquisition. The transaction is expected to close during the first half of 2026, subject to customary closing conditions and regulatory approvals.
ITS Ev Battery Hubs: ITS Logistics has launched its multi-tenant Battery Logistics Hubs this October.