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The sample is a shipment export of the kind a transport management system writes: one row per shipment with its dates, carrier, lane, weight and cost. The dashboard answers who delivers on time, on which lanes delays pile up, and where the freight money goes.
What the dashboard shows
- Four tiles: shipments, late deliveries, the average days late, and freight cost.
- Shipments and late deliveries per carrier side by side, and freight cost per carrier.
- The average delay per lane, so a slow route stands out whichever carrier runs it.
- Shipments and late deliveries over time on two axes, and the shipment table at the foot.
Filter by lane or status in the bar at the top, or click a carrier in any chart.
Get it as Power BI or Apache Superset
The same export makes a Power BI project or an Apache Superset bundle. How the file's rows travel in each is in the Excel to Power BI guide.
Columns you need
| Column | Type | Example value |
|---|---|---|
shipment_id | text | SH-100000 |
ship_date | date | 2025-01-01 |
promised_date | date | 2025-01-03 |
delivered_date | date | 2025-01-02 |
carrier | text | Dachser |
lane | text | Hamburg → Berlin |
weight_kg | number | 1579 |
cost | number | 635.82 |
days_late | number | 0 |
late | number (0 or 1) | 0 |
status | text | Delivered |
Download the sample CSV
The file this dashboard was built from, 3,606 rows. Drop it into the window to build your own version. logistics.csv
The brief to start from
Shipments, late deliveries and freight cost by carrier and lane, with the trend by week.
Pick this sample in the window and this sentence is filled in for you. The agents design their own dashboard from it, so yours will differ in its details from the one above, which was assembled from the same file on the runtime every generated dashboard uses.
Questions
Why does the file carry a late column as well as the dates?
The dashboard computes nothing that is not in the file: it sums, counts and averages columns, but does not derive one date from another. A 0 or 1 column makes late deliveries a sum.
Can DASH:Gen build this from my transport management system export?
Yes, as CSV or Excel. Column names may differ; the agents read what each column holds and describe what they chose in the dashboard's notes.
Can I hand the dashboard to a carrier?
Yes, the file opens anywhere. Remember the rows are inside it: filter out what the carrier should not see before you send it, or build it from a smaller export.
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