THE QUESTIONS IT ANSWERS
See where cost, time and exceptions concentrate
What does this lane cost per kilo, and how has that moved?
Which carriers are hitting the transit time they contracted for?
Where are exceptions concentrated — by carrier, mode, lane or site?
What is the emissions profile of this flow, and what would a modal shift change?
HOW ANALYZE WORKS
Built for how logistics questions arrive
Filter by mode, lane, carrier, service, site, country or date — and save the view. The question you get asked at the end of the quarter is rarely the one your dashboard was built for.
Benchmarks that mean something
Compare against your own history first: the same lane, the same period, with the drivers separated out.
WHERE THIS IS GOING
Analytics that pushes, instead of analytics that waits
The commoditised version of AI analytics is you prompting an agent: one question at a time, and only the questions you thought to ask. It depends on you already suspecting the problem.
01 · DETECT
Before anyone asks
A lane degrading, a carrier drifting off agreed transit, a surcharge pattern repeating.
02 · EXPLAIN
Not just that it moved
Which shipments, which carrier, which cause — traced through the model.
03 · RECOMMEND
Quantified on your data
A mode shift, a rebooking rule, a claim — sized against your own volumes, not a benchmark.
04 · EXECUTE
The step nobody else has
The action runs in the platform, with the approval and the audit trail attached.
You shouldn't have to know the right question. The platform should already have asked it.
