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Every number opens into the loads behind it.

Connect performance measures to the freight behind them. Explore margins, fleet performance and customer profitability in one workspace.

Lane margins, costs, on-time performance and empty miles
Performance overviewAshgrove Freight · This quarter

Margin by laneLast 30 days

Margin by lane, last 30 days. Hamilton to Columbus is the lowest.
  • Mississauga → Joliet22.4%
  • Brampton → Buffalo18.1%
  • Hamilton → Columbus11.4%
  • Toronto → Detroit19.2%

Cost per mile12 weeks, $ per mile

Cost per mile over 12 weeks, rising from $1.86 to $2.02.
$2.02

On-time % by customerLast 30 days

On-time percentage by customer, last 30 days. Keel Building Supply is the lowest.
  • 96%
  • 93%
  • 88%
  • 91%
  • Prairie Foods
  • Northgate Home
  • Keel Building Supply
  • Lakeshore Grocers

Empty miles % by terminalLast 30 days

Empty miles by terminal, last 30 days. The Joliet drop yard is the highest.
  • Mississauga yard9%
  • Brampton yard12%
  • Joliet drop yard21%
  • Buffalo drop yard15%

By business

Every business runs on different numbers.

Carriers, brokers and groups need different measures. Track the numbers that matter to each business in the same workspace.

  • Carriers

    • Revenue per truck per weekWhat each unit earns, so an idle truck shows up fast.
    • Empty miles %How much of the fleet's miles have no freight on them.
    • Cost per mileFuel, driver pay, maintenance and everything else, per mile run.
    • Driver turnoverHow many drivers you're replacing, and what it's costing to recruit.
  • Brokers

    • Gross margin per loadWhat's left after the carrier is paid, load by load.
    • Loads per rep per dayHow much freight each rep is actually covering.
    • Quote win rateHow many priced quotes and RFQ lanes turn into booked loads.
    • Days to pay carriersHow fast carriers get paid, which decides who'll haul for you again.
  • Groups

    • Consolidated margin, sister hauls counted onceThe group's real margin, without double-counting a load one company sold and another hauled.
    • Margin by companyWhere the group actually makes money, company by company.

From a margin to the load behind it, in four steps.

Follow a group margin through a company, lane, load and line item to see what changed and why.

A group margin opened down to the line item that moved it
  1. CompanyKeel Transport · 9.1%Lowest margin in the group this quarter
  2. LaneHamilton → Columbus · 4.2%Carrier cost up since July
  3. Load48188Delivered; a lumper wasn't billed back
  4. Line item$85.00 lumperNot on the rate con

A question, its calculation and the records behind it.

Ask about performance in your own words. Review the calculation and open the source records behind the answer.
Customer profitability, with calculations and source records
AI analysisThis quarter vs. last

Which customers got less profitable this quarter?

Customer profitability, with calculations and source records
CustomerThis quarterLast quarterChange
Northgate Home15.9%17.4%-1.5 pts
Keel Building Supply10.8%13.1%-2.3 pts
Lakeshore Grocers19.2%18.6%+0.6 pts

Most of the drop is Hamilton to Columbus, where carrier cost rose $190.00 a load since July.

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Questions

What owners and controllers ask.

What can we report on?

Track lane margins, fleet performance, customer profitability and company results. Carriers, brokers and groups each get measures suited to their operation.

Can I see the loads behind a number?

Yes. Follow a measure through the company, lane, shipment and source record to see the work behind the number.

Do reports need exporting or a scheduled refresh?

Reports use the same freight records as your operation, so you can explore them in Roadmark without exporting spreadsheets. Data freshness depends on the connected source.

Can I ask a question in plain English?

Yes. Ask about performance in your own words, then review the calculation and source records behind the answer.

Can we use our own BI tool?

Connect your reporting workflow to the tools your team uses. We’ll help you choose the exports and connections that fit your setup.

See your operation in the numbers.

Tell us which decisions your reports need to support. We’ll show you how to follow the numbers back to the freight behind them.

  • Your reporting needs and source systems
  • From a number to its source records
  • Analysis through connected AI apps

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