Introduction
Welcome to Super Dispatch! If this is your first visit to our Help Center, we’re thrilled to have you here. Today, we’re diving into Carrier Performance Metrics within the Driver App. These metrics provide insightful data to dispatchers, shippers, and brokers about driver performance during inspections. Below, you’ll find a comprehensive guide to understanding these metrics and how they can benefit your business.
Performance Metrics Overview
Carrier performance indicators are categorized into three key areas, each designed to track and evaluate specific aspects of driver performance:
ETA Provided
Description:
Measures the percentage of loads where the assigned driver shared the
Pickup/Delivery ETA.
Includes all delivered loads from the carrier.
Late Cancellation Rate
Description:
Tracks the percentage of accepted loads canceled by the carrier within 24 hours of the pickup time.
Exclusions:
Cancellations occurring within 2 hours of booking are not counted.
Cancellations due to “Unit Not Ready” or “Unknown Inoperable Vehicle” are excluded from this calculation.
Important Note: It is essential for carriers to provide accurate and truthful reasons for any cancellations. Brokers and shippers have visibility over these reasons and may dispute inaccuracies.
Photos Taken On-Site Rate
Description:
Calculates the percentage of loads (with Advanced Inspections) where all required photos at pickup and delivery are geotagged within the geofenced area.
Applies only to delivered loads with advanced inspection.
Understanding Your Scores
Below, we will help you in Understanding Your Scores:
Score Representation
Each score represents an average of various performance measures, giving you an overview of how well you are doing across multiple categories.
Threshold Definitions
Each metric has specific thresholds that indicate different levels of performance. These thresholds are designed to help you understand your current standing and identify areas for improvement.
Optimizing Your Metrics
While the scores provided are examples for educational purposes, your actual scores will vary based on real-world performance. By consistently completing loads correctly and paying attention to detail, you can achieve better results.
Key Tips:
Regularly review and analyze your metrics to track progress.
Focus on areas with lower scores to improve performance.
Use the insights to make informed adjustments to your operations.
Your efforts are important, and we’re here to support you in optimizing your scores and achieving your goals!
Need Help?
Should you have any further questions or need additional assistance, please feel free to contact our support team at any time. You can reach us via email at [email protected], or simply click on the chat icon in the bottom right-hand corner of your screen to start a conversation with us. We’re here to help and look forward to assisting you!