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Ricardo ToroSupply-chain analytics

Diagnosis

What do late deliveries cost you?

A question for logistics, supply-chain and finance leads at any company that depends on shipments arriving on time, by sea, air or road.

01

What you'll find out

How late your shipments really arrive, as a realistic range instead of the carrier's single date.
What the delays cost you, from demurrage and detention to expediting, and where the charges come from.
Which carriers and lanes are reliable enough to plan on.
Which freight invoices don't match what was agreed.

02

What data is needed

Shipment history with booking, departure and arrival dates.
Carrier and route for each shipment.
Demurrage, detention and freight invoices, if available.
Shipments currently in transit.

03

What you receive

A short report with the findings ranked by money at stake.
Every figure traceable to your own data.
A call to walk through the findings and answer your questions.
A list of the gaps found in your data, so you know what to fix.

Evidence

Voyager in-flight book: container shipment counts, delay exposure tiles, a risk alert and expected arrival windows by trade lane.

Voyager · Late deliveries

Synthetic data, fictional company

Voyager, the tool behind this diagnosis, running on a fictional importer's shipments.

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