MODULE EXPLANATIONS
Logistics CONTROLLER
The Logistics Controller module offers information on resource needs, truck capacity, and availability. This tool equips firms to optimise their logistical processes, reduce revenue decline, and make knowledgeable decisions to increase profitability with an emphasis on maximising operational efficiency.
Subscription Plan
Price - Monthly/Yearly
Consultation Support
Weekly
£18
Email support
Monthly
£69
Email and chat support
Yearly
£800
Email, chat, and phone support
Enterprise
Custom Pricing
Email, chat, and phone support
Feature
Benefit
Availability
A Business Performance App that Connects Functional areas in Business and Industries for Performance
The subscription plan is tailored for groups of five members.
WEEKLY – PER PERSON £4 / MONTHLY – PER PERSON £14 / YEARLY – PER PERSON £160
No. of trucks: The total number of trucks that can be used in the logistics operation.
Availability: This is a measure of how much of the time the trucks are available for utilization. In this instance, the trucks are accessible 90 to 99 percent of the time.
Utilization of capacity by region: This describes how much of the trucks’ overall capacity is being utilized in each area. The North, east, South and West regions.
Resource required: Whether extra resources are necessary to accomplish the logistics operation’s objectives is denoted by the phrase “resource increase required.” A red, orange, or green indication may be used to determine the severity of the problem.
Payload capacity drop in kilograms: This is the weight that the truck can transport, but in practice, how many kilograms did the truck transport?
Revenue decline @ per kg: This measures the revenue decline for each kilogram of reduced payload capacity. The price can vary as per the industry.
In conclusion, these metrics offer data on the logistics operation’s current state, including the trucks’ capacity and availability, as well as the financial implications of any changes to those variables. The resource addition indication enables the identification of areas requiring additional resources allocation to reach the objectives .