Operational MIS
Branch throughput & SLA signals
OFD progress
84%
At-risk lanes
3 lanes
Hub inward
Queue stable
Escalations
Down 18%
Operational MIS: pipeline health, delays, and branch throughput—the kind of screen leadership and hub heads use in daily standups.
In the product
Roles & invites
Least-privilege access
Role
Hub supervisor
Scope
BOM branch
Exports
Finance only
Admin
Restricted
Capabilities
Each module maps to how dispatchers, hub managers, and leadership actually run the day—from AWB booking workflows to fleet and hub visibility.
Structured booking flows replace ad hoc spreadsheets and disconnected forms. Every consignment lives in one shipment booking software layer so customer service, operations, and finance reference the same AWB narrative—even when bookings change mid-flight.
Model physical reality: consolidate into bags, attach manifests for linehaul, record inward legs at hubs, and schedule delivery runs to POD. Supervisors see where freight sits—not only a binary “shipped” flag.
Configure parent/child branches and limit what each user sees. Multi branch courier software should mirror your org—not flatten everyone into one bucket where sensitive data leaks across sites.
Validate serviceability before you commit drivers, linehaul, or customer promises. PIN discipline is a margin lever for Indian networks where pin-code level SLAs are table stakes.
Operational MIS shows pipeline health, delays, OFD progress, and branch throughput—so daily standups start from metrics instead of reconstructing history from memory.
When enabled, commercial and procurement analytics sit beside operations so founders and finance controllers see margin pressure alongside shipment volume—not weeks later.
Company profile, GST fields, and invoicing terms keep documents aligned with how you legally bill customers. Software supports structure; your advisors own compliance decisions.
Separate who books shipments, who edits users, who exports financials, and who administers company setup. Essential for mixed teams across hubs and outsourced last-mile partners.
Run procurement RFQ logistics software flows for vendor collaboration—structured threads instead of inbox chaos when you enable these modules.
Plans include monthly shipment ceilings and user seats. When volumes spike—festival season, new client onboarding, or e‑commerce surge—you can add extra shipments at a predictable per-piece top-up instead of forcing an immediate tier jump. That flexibility is a meaningful differentiator for operators balancing growth and working capital.
Accounts includes AWB products, tax invoices, and vouchers so finance artifacts stay tied to the same tenant as shipment activity—ideal for teams that want courier company admin software with operational context, not a standalone accounting tool.
Plans, trials, and usage reminders keep leadership aligned. Where in-product checkout is not the path, teams coordinate renewals offline—see Pricing for numbers straight from the Plans & upgrade experience.
Walk through hubs, permissions, analytics, and subscription allowances with our team. We keep the conversation grounded in what is live for your tenant—including integrations you have explicitly deployed.
