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The numbers behind every shipment and dollar

Live dashboards, generated reports in PDF, Excel or CSV, carrier and lane performance, freight spend, destination markets and a Scope 3 carbon estimate per shipment.

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PDF / Excel / CSV
generated report exports
Live
dashboards off operational data
Per shipment
Scope 3 carbon estimate
Overview

Analytics, Reporting & Sustainability

Analytics in QueChains reads your operational data directly - shipments, freight invoices, carriers, customs - so the dashboard reflects what happened, not a stale extract. On-time rate, volume and cost trends, mode mix, carrier performance and destination markets are all live.

For anything you need to send or file, the reporting engine generates real PDF, Excel and CSV files - shipment summary, carrier performance and cost analysis - built in the background and stored, with an optional date range.

Capabilities

What's included

01
Executive dashboard
KPIs, volume and cost trends, mode distribution, carrier performance and cost breakdown on one screen.
02
Report generation
Shipment summary, carrier performance and cost analysis as PDF, Excel or CSV, generated asynchronously and downloadable when ready.
03
Carrier and lane performance
On-time percentage, average transit time and exception rate per carrier, computed from your own shipments.
04
Destination-market breakdown
Where your freight actually goes, aggregated by region from shipment routes.
05
Freight spend analysis
Total cost, cost per shipment, paid versus outstanding, and cost by carrier and mode.
06
Carbon reporting
A Scope 3 emissions estimate per shipment for sustainability tracking and disclosure.
How it works

From setup to daily use

1
Operate normally
As shipments, invoices and customs records are created, they feed the analytics layer automatically.
2
Watch the dashboard
On-time rate, spend and volume trends update live; exceptions and outliers stand out.
3
Generate a report
Choose report type, format and date range. The file builds in the background and appears in the reports list.
4
Share or file
Download the PDF for a review, the CSV or Excel for deeper analysis, or pull the same figures via API.
Outcomes

Why teams use it

✓
One version of the truth
Dashboards and reports come from the same operational data.
✓
Reports without the spreadsheet weekend
Standard reports are a click, in the format the audience wants.
✓
Carrier accountability
Performance is measured per carrier and lane, ready for a QBR.
✓
Sustainability figures
Shipment-level carbon estimates support ESG reporting.
Who it's for
  • Executives and finance needing supply chain KPIs
  • Logistics managers running carrier reviews
  • Analysts who want the raw data in Excel or CSV
  • Sustainability teams reporting Scope 3 emissions
Related solutions
Freight & Cost Management → Supply Chain Visibility → Warehouse & Inventory → Documents & Automation →
FAQ

Common questions

Are reports generated live or pre-built?

On demand. You pick the report type, format (PDF, Excel or CSV) and an optional date range; the file is generated in the background from current data and stored for download.

Where do the dashboard numbers come from?

Directly from your operational records - shipments, freight invoices, carriers and customs - not a separate data warehouse, so they are always current.

How is the carbon figure calculated?

A Scope 3 estimate is produced per shipment based on mode and distance, intended for directional sustainability tracking and disclosure.

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