Late is decided long before the truck moves.
Supply chain process mining that puts order, warehouse and transport events on one timeline.
Transport is measured on a delay created three steps upstream.
Logistics inherits the delay, is measured on it, and cannot fix the cause from where it sits.
Movement on one distribution network
+9
Points of on-time delivery against the confirmed date.
11%
Of orders split by an allocation rule, now traced and changed.
-2.8
Days of detention and waiting time per affected lane.
Carrier scorecards measure the last leg of somebody else's delay.
Most missed dates were already unrecoverable before the shipment existed: an approval, a credit hold, an allocation decision. On one timeline, the cause stops being negotiable between three departments.
Then the fix lands where it works – in the order process, not in a carrier penalty clause.
The delay was booked to transport and created in approval.
Which lane would you like to see clearly?
One flow, one quarter of event data.