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Cost dashboard by route, by carrier, by customer
Visualise your transport spend from every angle. Identify the most costly items and make informed decisions.
Optimise your transport budget.
Up to −3% from the first year.
For logistics and supply chain managers who want to steer their transport budget with the right indicators.
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More than 2,000 transport professionals grow with Dashdoc
The features
that change your day-to-day.
Selection and management of your transport providers
Compare your carriers on rates and performance. Negotiate on real data, not estimates.
Invoice control and reconciliation
Every carrier invoice is automatically reconciled with completed transports. Discrepancies are detected before payment.
Transport KPI analysis
Lead times, performance by provider, dispute rate. Your key indicators accessible in real time to steer your business.
Real-time anomaly alerts
A rate discrepancy, a recurring delay, a disputed delivery. Your teams have the evidence and data to respond to every situation without delay.
Measurable results,
from the very first weeks.
-3%
transport budget
-30%
admin time for logistics teams
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Dashdoc integrates
with your existing tools.
Connect Dashdoc to your ERP, your invoicing software or your business tools in a few clicks.
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Your day-to-day,
before and after Dashdoc.
Before Dashdoc
- Transport spend opaque and difficult to analyse
- Carrier invoices paid without systematic checks
- Provider negotiations based on estimates
- Disputes slow to resolve due to lack of evidence
After Dashdoc
- Full dashboard by route, provider and customer
- Automatic reconciliation, discrepancies detected before payment
- Objective comparison on real rates and performance
- Evidence and data available instantly
Straight from the field.
Carriers, shippers, key accounts: discover how Dashdoc is transforming their day-to-day work.
“The return on investment is mostly qualitative. We’ve digitalised our operations, improved our tracking, and we now have dashboards to manage our volumes by carrier and our CO2 emissions.”
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