For third-party logistics (3PL) companies, real-time visibility into order fulfillment and delivery performance is critical, yet many struggle with fragmented data, delayed reporting, and unclear accountability when issues arise.
This creates three major pain points:
Unclear Accountability in Delivery Delays
When orders are delayed, 3PLs often face disputes with clients over whether the issue stems from the ordering company (e.g., late handoff, incorrect packaging) or the delivery partner (e.g., missed SLAs, inefficient routing).
Without granular tracking, logistics providers absorb blame, leading to contract penalties, lost clients, and reputational damage.
Inefficient Workforce & Driver Performance Tracking
Dispatchers lack real-time insights into which drivers or warehouse employees are underperforming, resulting in missed service-level agreements (SLAs), increased overtime costs, and inconsistent service quality.
Without data-driven performance metrics, 3PLs cannot optimize labor allocation or provide targeted training.
Lack of Proactive Issue Resolution