Logistics & Supply Chain Analytics

See what is moving, what is delayed, and where operations need attention

Datazeb helps logistics and supply chain teams connect orders, inventory, warehouses, suppliers, transport, delivery, and finance data into reliable analytics and reporting.

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The logistics data problem

The operation is connected. The reporting often is not.

When these sources are reported separately, teams can see parts of the operation but struggle to understand the end-to-end flow, identify exceptions quickly, or explain why service performance changed.

  • Warehouse management systems
  • Transport management systems
  • ERP platforms
  • Order-management systems
  • Inventory databases
  • Supplier and carrier portals
  • GPS / tracking feeds
  • Finance and billing systems

What Datazeb can deliver

  1. Operational Control Dashboards

    Bring orders, movement, inventory, warehouse, transport, and service indicators into one management view.

  2. Warehouse Analytics

    Track throughput, inventory movement, ageing, capacity, exceptions, and location performance.

  3. Transport & Delivery Analytics

    Monitor shipment, dispatch, delivery, route, carrier, and service-level performance where data is available.

  4. Inventory & Stock Intelligence

    Understand availability, movement, ageing, stock cover, slow-moving items, and operational exceptions.

  5. Supplier & Carrier Analytics

    Compare lead times, delivery performance, reliability, volume, and exception patterns.

  6. Order & Fulfilment Analytics

    Track order flow from creation through picking, dispatch, delivery, and completion.

  7. Data Integration

    Connect ERP, WMS, TMS, APIs, files, databases, and partner feeds into a trusted reporting layer.

  8. Alerts & Automation

    Notify teams about exceptions, failed data flows, late events, missing records, or defined operational thresholds.

Industry measures

Logistics measures we work with

From order to delivery, with exceptions visible before they reach the customer.

Orders
Volume and order-to-ship time
Warehouse
Receiving, picking and accuracy
Dispatch
Loads and departure performance
Carrier
On-time performance by carrier
Delivery
Delivered on time and complete
OTIF
On time, in full
Freight cost
Cost per shipment, lane and mode

From operational systems to one trusted view

The critical work often sits between source and dashboard: aligning order IDs, item codes, locations, timestamps, shipment statuses, partner data, and business definitions.

  1. 01ERP / Orders
  2. 02WMS / TMS
  3. 03Transform & Reconcile
  4. 04Trusted Data
  5. 05Power BI / Alerts

In detail

Explore the detail

Typical logistics and supply chain challenges

  • Inventory balances differ between systems
  • Order status is difficult to track across hand-offs
  • Warehouse and transport reporting use different definitions
  • Delivery performance is assembled manually
  • Supplier or carrier performance is inconsistent
  • Operational exceptions are discovered too late
  • Historical trend analysis is difficult
  • Site and warehouse performance cannot be compared consistently
  • Daily management reporting relies on spreadsheets
  • Data from external partners arrives in different formats
Warehouse analytics

Make warehouse performance easier to see and compare

Outcome: a clearer operational picture without relying on manually assembled warehouse reports.

  • Inbound and outbound volume
  • Throughput
  • Pick / pack activity where available
  • Inventory movement
  • Stock ageing
  • Location utilisation
  • Backlog
  • Operational exceptions
  • Site / warehouse comparison
  • Daily and weekly trends
Transport and delivery analytics

Track service performance across movement and delivery

The exact measures depend on the events and status history available from the client's transport systems and partners.

  • Dispatch volumes
  • Delivery status
  • On-time performance
  • Late or failed deliveries
  • Carrier performance
  • Route / region performance
  • Transit time
  • Exception reasons
  • Shipment trends
Order and fulfilment analytics

See where orders are moving smoothly – and where they are waiting

A joined order timeline is often more useful than separate reports from each system.

  • Orders received
  • Orders released
  • Pick / pack / dispatch status
  • Fulfilment cycle time
  • Backlog
  • Partial fulfilment
  • Cancelled orders
  • Late orders
  • Order ageing
  • Service-level performance
Inventory and stock intelligence

Connect stock position with movement and operational demand

Where sales or demand data exists, inventory reporting can be extended into replenishment and exception analytics.

  • Stock on hand
  • Available inventory
  • Inventory by warehouse / site
  • Stock ageing
  • Days of stock / cover
  • Fast- and slow-moving items
  • Stockouts
  • Excess inventory indicators
  • Transfers and movement history
  • Inventory reconciliation differences
Supplier and carrier analytics

Measure performance using a consistent operational definition

Definitions should be aligned with procurement, operations, and finance before supplier or carrier scorecards become management measures.

  • Lead-time performance
  • On-time delivery
  • Volume handled
  • Service exceptions
  • Order / receipt variance
  • Supplier-linked stockouts
  • Carrier reliability
  • Trend and period comparison
Service-level and exception reporting

Make exceptions visible before they become recurring customer problems

Datazeb can create operational views around defined exception logic. Exception reporting can be paired with alerts so teams respond to the issue instead of constantly watching dashboards.

  • Late orders
  • Late inbound receipts
  • Missed delivery windows
  • Stockout events
  • Incomplete shipments
  • Missing tracking or status events
  • Stalled orders
  • Data-feed failures
  • Unmapped locations or items

Management KPIs

Depending on the operation, reporting may include:

  • Order cycle time
  • On-time fulfilment
  • On-time delivery
  • Warehouse throughput
  • Backlog
  • Inventory ageing
  • Stock availability
  • Carrier performance
  • Supplier lead time
  • Exception rate
  • Site / region performance

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can you connect our ERP, WMS and TMS data?

Often, yes. The integration method depends on the APIs, databases, files, exports, and access available in each system.

Can you build warehouse and delivery dashboards?

Yes. Datazeb can build operational Power BI reporting across warehouse, order, inventory, transport, and delivery data where the required sources are available.

Can you create alerts for late or failed processes?

Yes. Defined exceptions can trigger reporting views, notifications, or workflow actions where appropriate.

Can you support multiple warehouses or locations?

Yes. Datazeb can create a standardised reporting model with consolidated management views and site-level detail.

Can you help reconcile inconsistent product or location codes?

Yes. Master-data mapping and reconciliation is often an important part of creating reliable logistics analytics.

Connect the operational data before the next exception becomes another manual investigation

If orders, inventory, warehouses, suppliers, transport, and delivery data live across disconnected systems, tell us how the operation works today. Datazeb can help create a more reliable view of movement, service levels, inventory, and operational exceptions.