Your window is set by the goods.
Everything you ship runs a clock that started before it left the dock. The five questions below are the ones your team asks all day, answered against the window your product actually has.
An hour is not an inconvenience. It is the difference between a sale and a write-off.
The clock is the product.
Every question below is the same question every shipper asks. In cold chain the answers carry a different weight, because the window is set by the goods and not by a service level.
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Where is it?
Every shipment on one board, with the hours it has spent in transit shown beside it rather than the carrier's own scan text.
Tracking Intelligence -
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Who has it right now?
The carrier holding it at this moment, and the facility it last moved through, across parcel, LTL and truckload in one view.
Data Normalization -
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Is it late?
Late is measured against the window your product can survive. You set the threshold once and every shipment is judged against it.
Tracking Intelligence -
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What can we do about it?
A workflow fires the moment a shipment crosses your threshold. It notifies the consignee, starts the recovery and opens the claim while there is still time to act.
Automation -
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How do we see the next one coming?
Lane and facility patterns show which routes hold time-critical loads and which slow in summer. You move volume ahead of the season.
Analyst
Bring us a week of your shipments.
We connect to the carriers you already use and put your own network in front of you. You ask the five questions yourself and see what comes back.
Your carriers, your data, your questions.