Supply Chain Loss Analysis

Find out exactly where your supply chain is losing value.

Rate yourself across four domains. Your scores build a prioritized action plan — ranked by where you're losing the most, automatically.
7–10% Of total value lost in most supply chains
4 Domains assessed in 15 minutes
1 Prioritized roadmap — ranked by your scores
What this tool does

The Supply Chain Loss Analysis is a structured self-assessment across four domains: load optimization, network flow, OTIF performance, and system integration. You rate your operation against best-practice standards. The tool identifies your largest gaps and produces a prioritized action plan — highest-leverage opportunities first, with a guided fix for each one.

Most VPs know something is wrong. Very few can say exactly what — or where to start.

The standard tools — rate negotiation, TMS upgrades, carrier scorecards — help at the margin. They don't address the planning and execution gaps where most value is actually lost. The diagnostic does.

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You know there's waste — but you can't quantify it

Freight costs are high. Carriers push back on rates. OTIF is inconsistent. But without a structured assessment, it's hard to say whether the problem is load planning, network flow, system integration, or all three. The gap between knowing something is wrong and knowing what to fix is where most initiatives stall.

02

Standard advice targets symptoms, not root causes

Rate negotiation saves pennies per mile — it doesn't fix the volatile volumes that caused the carrier to price in a premium. A new TMS surfaces the problem — it doesn't prevent it. The root causes of most supply chain losses live upstream in planning decisions that most diagnostic tools don't reach.

03

Everything is connected — fixing one thing in the wrong order makes things worse

Load optimization improvements amplify network flow gains. Network flow gains protect OTIF performance. System integration makes all of it stick. The order in which you address these domains matters as much as which ones you address. The roadmap ranks them by your actual gaps — not a generic framework.

Four domains assessed

Load Optimization

Payload utilization, item master accuracy, dock execution, and damage prevention

98% Best practice payload utilization

Network Flow

Planning horizon, shipment leveling, carrier commitment, and deployment sequencing

30 days Best practice planning horizon

OTIF Performance

The 8 levers that determine on-time in-full — most companies pull 2 or 3

8 of 8 Levers applied simultaneously

System Sync

APS, ERP, WMS, and TMS operating as a coordinated network — not isolated silos

97% First tender acceptance when synced
What you get

A prioritized roadmap ranked by your actual scores — not a generic framework

The tool doesn't produce a report that tells you everything needs fixing. It identifies your worst gap first and gives you the five-step fix for it. Then the next. Each improvement raises the floor for the one that follows.

Your score vs. best-practice standard across all four domains
Gaps ranked by size — highest-leverage opportunity first
Five-step fix for each gap — specific, sequenced, actionable
Takes about 15 minutes — no account, no form, no sales call required

Rate yourself. Get your roadmap.

15 minutes. Four modules. One prioritized action plan built from your actual scores.

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Supply Chain Loss Analysis

Score yourself across four supply chain domains. The tool identifies your largest gaps and builds a prioritized roadmap — worst gap first, five-step fix for each one.

1

Rate yourself across four domains — Load Optimization, Network Flow, OTIF Performance, System Sync

2

See your gaps — your scores vs. best-practice standards, with the losses quantified

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Get your roadmap — priorities ranked by your actual scores, five-step fix for each one