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Scattered exception signal
Delay, gate, and ePOD pressure arrive as messages instead of a queue tied to the trip.

Corridor reliability, Own vs Network score, cost against trip records, and exception close-out from the same Command Center stack the Amravati desk uses.
The desk problem
Plant and procurement meetings ask for corridor reliability and carrier score. WhatsApp threads and spreadsheet exports cannot answer without the dispatch record.
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Delay, gate, and ePOD pressure arrive as messages instead of a queue tied to the trip.
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Owned trucks and network overflow get mixed into one KPI, so accountability disappears.
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Commercial conversations happen without dispatch and billing linkage on the same movement.
What you get
Not a generic visibility demo. Views from ZAFTYS TMS history on corridors and programs you run.
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Transit shape, exception patterns, and reliability by corridor from live trip history.
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Company trucks and TranZfort overflow measured separately. Never silently blended.
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Commercial cost visibility tied to dispatch and billing where TMS is live.
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Delay, gate, and ePOD cycle pressure so the desk can act, not only watch a map.
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Same operational truth, framed for the plant desk or the fleet desk that needs it.
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Screens match app.zaftys.com so training is the product, not a separate BI project.
Product
Intelligence reads the same trip lifecycle ZAFTYS dispatches and closes every day.


Who it is for
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Corridor reliability and detention pressure without calling the control room for every status.
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Dispatch KPIs and partner performance on the stack ZAFTYS runs internally.
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OTIF shape and exception queues framed for weekly ops reviews.
Data foundation
Indent, gate, GPS, ePOD, and billing need to land in ZAFTYS TMS. That is the contract for trustworthy corridor views.
Availability
Module scope is confirmed during onboarding. This page does not invent public fleet or corridor counts. Institutional research lives on Market Intelligence and /reports.
Related modules
Ask for an Analytics walkthrough, or start from the TMS we dispatch on every day.