Freight dispersion dashboard

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The freight dispersion dashboard includes these reports:

This article discusses each of the reports in the freight dispersion dashboard.

You can use the freight dispersion summary report to track your total orders over time. The graphs in this report shows the total number of orders booked over time, and the time of day that they are created. You can use this data to determine whether you are booking orders on a regular cadence, and when your busy times are, which can help you determine staffing and warehouse requirements.

This report includes two graphs showing the total orders booked over time, and the time of day they are created.

Drill down in the freight dispersion summary report to see more details. You can also right-click on graph elements and select Show all to see and download the individual orders that match your search criteria.

This graph shows the total orders booked over time, broken down into the dates the orders were booked. Use this graph to determine when your busy periods are.

Click one of the points to drill down into further information for the chosen period. For example, to see more information about the orders that were quoted on March 24th, click the Mar 24 point on the graph to update all the graphs in this section to show only orders quoted on that date. You can now determine which orders were booked that day, and use this information to adjust your warehouse operations. You can also right-click on a graph element and select Show all to see and download the individual orders that match your search criteria.

This graph shows the orders created at any given time of the day. Use this graph to determine how your days typically run, and if you can optimise warehouse operations to make slow or busy times more productive.

Click one of the bars to drill down into further information for the chosen hour. For example, to see more information about the first orders booked in the day, click the 6 bar on the graph to update all the graphs in this section to show only orders booked during the period from 6am to 6:59am. You can now determine which orders are booked at that time, and use this information to adjust your warehouse operations. You can also right-click on a graph element and select Show all to see and download the individual orders that match your search criteria.

You can use the shipping lane report to track where your orders are being picked up from and delivered to. The table in this report shows the total number of orders booked by pickup and delivery state. You can use this data to determine whether you have lanes that are busier than others, or that could require attention.

This report includes one table showing the total orders booked over time, and the state they are picked up from and delivered to.

Drill down in the shipping lane report to see more details. You can also right-click on graph elements and select Show all to see and download the individual orders that match your search criteria.

This table shows the total orders booked, broken down by the state the order was picked up from and delivered to. Use this table to determine if you have delivery lanes that are underperforming.

Click one of the rows to highlight a particular pickup state in the table. You can also right-click on a graph element and select Show all to see and download the individual orders that match your search criteria.

You can use the dispatch store report to track where your orders are being picked up from and how far they are travelling. The tables in this report show the number of orders booked by pickup state, and the distance of each delivery. You can use this data to determine whether you have inefficient lanes.

This report includes three tables showing the orders booked over time, the store they are picked up from, and the distance orders travel.

Drill down in the dispatch store report to see more details. You can also right-click on graph elements and select Show all to see and download the individual orders that match your search criteria.

This table shows the total orders booked, broken down by the store the order was picked up from. Use this table to determine if you have stores that are underperforming.

Click one of the rows to highlight a particular store in the table. You can also right-click on a graph element and select Show all to see and download the individual orders that match your search criteria.

This table shows the percentage of total orders booked, broken down by the store the order was picked up from. Use this table to determine how your orders are broken up by store location.

Click one of the rows to highlight a particular store in the table. You can also right-click on a graph element and select Show all to see and download the individual orders that match your search criteria.

This table shows the total orders booked, broken down by the store the order was picked up from and the distance the order travelled to its destination. Use this table to determine if you have stores that are sending orders to areas outside of their region.

Click one of the rows to highlight a particular store in the table. You can also right-click on a graph element and select Show all to see and download the individual orders that match your search criteria.

You can use the delivery destination report to track where your orders are being delivered to. The tables in this report show the number of orders booked by delivery state, and the store that booked the order. You can use this data to determine where your orders are going.

This report includes two graphs and a table that show the orders booked over time, the state they are delivered to, and the store that booked them.

Drill down in the delivery destination report to see more details. You can also right-click on graph elements and select Show all to see and download the individual orders that match your search criteria.

This graph shows the total orders delivered to each state. Use this graph to determine where your orders are being shipped to.

Click one of the bars to drill down into further information for the delivery state. For example, to see more information about the orders shipped to Western Australia, click the WA bar on the graph to update all the graphs in this section to show only orders delivered to the state. You can now determine which orders are sent to Western Australia, and use this information to adjust your shipping operations. You can also right-click on a graph element and select Show all to see and download the individual orders that match your search criteria.

This graph shows the percentage of orders delivered to each state. Use this graph to determine where your orders are being shipped to.

Click one of the bars to drill down into further information for the delivery state. For example, to see more information about the orders shipped to the Australian Capital Territory, click the ACT bar on the graph to update all the graphs in this section to show only orders delivered to the territory. You can now determine which orders are sent to the ACT, and use this information to adjust your shipping operations. You can also right-click on a graph element and select Show all to see and download the individual orders that match your search criteria.

This table shows the total orders booked, broken down by the store the order was picked up from and the state the order was delivered to. Use this table to determine if you have stores that are over- or underperforming.

Click one of the rows to highlight a particular store in the table. You can also right-click on a graph element and select Show all to see and download the individual orders that match your search criteria.

You can use the chargeable weight report to track the weight of your orders, and which stores are sending heavier goods. The tables in this report show the number of orders booked by chargeable weight, and the store that booked various weights. You can use this data to determine which weight classes are dominating your freight.

This report includes two graphs and a table that show the chargeable weights of your orders for the period, and the store that booked them.

Drill down in the chargeable weight report to see more details. You can also right-click on graph elements and select Show all to see and download the individual orders that match your search criteria.

This graph shows the total orders booked in each weight tier. Use this graph to determine how heavy your orders are.

Click one of the bars to drill down into further information for the weight tier. For example, to see more information about orders between 5 and 10kg, click the 5-10 kg bar on the graph to update all the graphs in this section to show only orders that were booked within the 5-10kg chargeable weight tier. You can now determine which orders are booked in this tier, and use this information to adjust your product mix. You can also right-click on a graph element and select Show all to see and download the individual orders that match your search criteria.

This graph shows the percentage of orders booked in each weight tier. Use this graph to determine how heavy your orders are.

Click one of the bars to drill down into further information for the weight tier. For example, to see more information about orders between 50 and 100kg, click the 50-100 kg bar on the graph to update all the graphs in this section to show only orders that were booked within the 50-100kg chargeable weight tier. You can now determine which orders are booked in this tier, and use this information to adjust your product mix. You can also right-click on a graph element and select Show all to see and download the individual orders that match your search criteria.

This table shows the total orders booked, broken down by the chargeable weight tier it was booked under, and the store the order was picked up from. Use this table to determine which stores are selling bulkier goods.

Click one of the rows to highlight a particular store in the table. You can also right-click on a graph element and select Show all to see and download the individual orders that match your search criteria.

You can use the cubic volume report to track the size of your orders, and which stores are sending bulkier goods. The tables in this report show the number of orders booked by cubic volume, which is the volume calculated from the linear measurements of the package, and the store that booked at the various volume tiers. You can use this data to determine which volume tiers are dominating your freight.

This report includes two graphs and a table that show the cubic volume tiers of your orders for the period, and the store that booked them.

Drill down in the cubic volume report to see more details. You can also right-click on graph elements and select Show all to see and download the individual orders that match your search criteria.

This graph shows the total orders booked in each cubic volume tier. Use this graph to determine how large your orders are.

Click one of the bars to drill down into further information for the volume tier. For example, to see more information about orders with a volume between 0.02m³ and 0.05m³, click the 0.02-0.05m³ bar on the graph to update all the graphs in this section to show only orders that were booked within that volume tier. You can now determine which orders were booked in this tier, and use this information to adjust your product or carrier mix. You can also right-click on a graph element and select Show all to see and download the individual orders that match your search criteria.

This graph shows the percentage of orders booked in each cubic volume tier. Use this graph to determine how large your orders are.

Click one of the bars to drill down into further information for the volume tier. For example, to see more information about orders with a volume between 0.02m³ and 0.05m³, click the 0.02-0.05m³ bar on the graph to update all the graphs in this section to show only orders that were booked within that volume tier. You can now determine which orders were booked in this tier, and use this information to adjust your product or carrier mix. You can also right-click on a graph element and select Show all to see and download the individual orders that match your search criteria.

This table shows the total orders booked, broken down by the cubic volume tier it was booked under, and the store the order was picked up from. Use this table to determine which stores are selling larger goods.

Click one of the rows to highlight a particular store in the table. You can also right-click on a graph element and select Show all to see and download the individual orders that match your search criteria.