Logistics and supply chain
DeepGarden for Logistics & supply chain
Supply chain data is spread across the systems that happened to be bought, in the units each vendor happened to choose. The cost of that fragmentation is not the reporting effort — it is the questions nobody bothers to ask because the answer would take a fortnight.
Questions this makes routine
These all cross a system boundary, which is why they currently get asked once a quarter instead of once a week.
- Where lead times are drifting, by lane, carrier and site
- What on-time delivery costs when it is achieved through expedited freight
- Which suppliers are driving the most downstream disruption
- How inventory position compares to demand signal by region
What ships in the package
This is the part that normally takes a quarter of internal work. It arrives configured, and your team can change any of it in Studio.
- Site, lane, carrier and SKU entity model unified across source systems
- Normalised units, currencies and calendars so figures are comparable
- Definitions for on-time, lead time, fill rate and landed cost
- Guardrails against comparing metrics computed on different bases
The operational picture stops depending on which system is easiest to query.
Other domains
See it on your own data.
Bring a logistics & supply chain question your team cannot answer today, and we will run it against data that looks like yours.