01Visibility
Operational dashboards
Review available fleet, delivery and operational information through interactive dashboards.
Analytics & reporting
Make operational
performance
visible.
Turn planning and execution data into dashboards, KPIs and reports that help teams review transport activity across locations and operations.
Different views. Shared context.
Illustrative dataPlanned & completed deliveries
Delivery count · sample periods P1–P6
PlannedCompleted
Look at the delivery plan alongside the recorded outcome.
View sample data
| Period | Planned | Completed |
|---|---|---|
| P1 | 80 | 74 |
| P2 | 90 | 86 |
| P3 | 85 | 81 |
| P4 | 100 | 93 |
| P5 | 95 | 92 |
| P6 | 110 | 102 |
Sample data for this illustration. No customer results shown.
Dashboards & operational KPIsLocations & inventoryHistorical & predictive reporting
Performance in context
Different questions.
Connected operational data.
Choose the perspective that helps your team understand the work, the location or the wider transport network.
02Performance
Transport performance KPIs
Monitor delivery timing, fleet utilization, transport costs and carrier performance.
03Inventory
Inventory reporting
Review stock levels and trends across warehouses, stations and distribution points.
04Network
Location performance
Analyze delivery volumes, order accuracy and stock turnover by location.
05Reporting
Configurable reports
Focus reports and visualizations on the metrics relevant to your operation.
06Planning
Predictive reporting
Use historical-data forecasts and scenario analysis to inform planning and resource allocation.
From the network to the location
See the overall pattern.
Keep the local context.
A network view helps frame the question. A location or operational view helps the team investigate it.
Keep the relevant activity and comparison period in the conversation before deciding where attention is needed.
Explore operational use casesThree perspectives for the review
Across the network
Start with the wider transport performance picture.
By location
Bring station activity and inventory context into view.
By operation or route
Focus the discussion on the work behind the result.
The same question, viewed at a useful level.
From data to a useful question
Make the report part
of the operational conversation.
A metric becomes useful when the team understands what it measures and what to investigate next.
- 01
Start with operational data
Bring the planning and execution context into the discussion.
- 02
Choose the relevant indicators
Ask which measures help the team understand the operation.
- 03
Review the pattern
Use the report as a starting point for investigation and planning.
A longer view of the operation
Review
What happened?
Historical activity and performance patterns.
Monitor
What is happening?
The current operational picture.
Plan
What might happen next?
Forecasts and scenarios for the planning discussion.
Historical & predictive analysis
Use the past to inform
the next planning decision.
Review current and historical transport data together. Predictive reports extend that discussion with forecasts and scenarios.
Use the longer view to ask better planning questions, then review the assumptions against the operation as it develops.
Explore route planningAcross the transport workflow
Keep the insight connected
to the operation behind it.
Your reporting requirements
Let’s discuss the questions
your operation needs to answer.
Bring your KPIs, locations and reporting requirements
into a conversation about your transport operation.