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Zero data egress
Import shipments, trips, vehicles and carriers, then read cost per mile and on-time-in-full delivery, plus fleet utilisation, empty miles and carrier concentration. Everything runs in your browser.
Stage 1 of 3 · Per file
Data Workspace — import shipments, trips, vehicles and carriers
Drop each file and the tool auto-detects which is which.
What you see
- Recognised inputs: shipment/delivery, trip, vehicle and carrier files
- Auto-detected sheet mapping
- Loaded-data counts confirming the import
What you do
- Drop your shipment and trip files
- Add vehicle and carrier files
- Confirm the auto-detected mapping
What you get
- Every file processed locally
- Data mapped and counted
- Ready for cost, delivery and fleet analysis
Stage 2 of 3 · Ongoing
Cost & Delivery — cost per mile and OTIF
The core efficiency number and how reliably you deliver, with a per-carrier breakdown.
What you see
- Cost per mile from fuel, labour and maintenance (benchmark ~£1.50–2.50/mile)
- On-time and OTIF delivery (best-in-class above 95%)
- A per-carrier delivery breakdown
What you do
- Read cost per mile against the benchmark
- See on-time and in-full reliability
- Compare carriers on delivery
What you get
- Your true cost to move a mile
- A reliability score you can defend
- Evidence to hold carriers to account
Stage 3 of 3 · Ongoing
Fleet & Carriers — utilisation, empty miles and concentration
How hard the fleet works, how many miles run empty, and how exposed you are to a single carrier.
What you see
- Fleet utilisation, with segmentation by vehicle model, size and type
- Empty-miles percentage
- Carrier concentration and rate variance
What you do
- Find under-used vehicles
- Attack the empty-miles running cost
- See where you are over-reliant on one carrier
What you get
- Better use of the fleet you already own
- A target for cutting empty running
- A clear read on carrier risk
Heads up. A plain-language logistics briefing sits over these numbers — built from your own figures, with links back to the detail.