Analytics & dashboardsLogistics · Retail
Supply chain delays
Which shipping methods arrive late, and where the profit really comes from
37%of First Class orders arrived late
Open the shipping dashboard (opens in a new tab)Profit by region and customer (opens in a new tab)Orders vs profit (opens in a new tab)
Proof you can check:Live dashboardPublic data
Analytics & dashboards
First Class arrives late 2.5× more often than Standard
- 37%First Class
- 30%Second Class
- 18%Same Day
- 15%Standard Class
Lubo Bali · lubobali.com
The problem
Late deliveries lose customers, and the fastest or priciest shipping isn't always the most reliable. Without the data, nobody knows which one to trust.
What I built
Power BI dashboards over $4 million of orders: late delivery rate by shipping method and product, profit per order by category, and profit by region and customer.
Tech & why
Power BI, because operations teams can open it and filter it themselves, with no code.
- Power BI
- DAX
The result
First Class arrived late 37% of the time, Standard Class only 15%. Computers earn $158 profit per order, more than twice the next category.
Data: DataCo Smart Supply Chain (Mendeley Data) (public dataset).
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