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KPIs Overview

The KPIs (Key Performance Indicators) feature provides a focused view of the most important metrics related to your carbon emissions and logistics operations. These indicators help you track your sustainability performance over time and identify areas for improvement.

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Available KPIs

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Using the KPIs Dashboard

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Access KPIs

Navigate to the KPIs section from the main navigation menu.
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Select Time Period

Use the date range selector to focus on specific time periods for your KPIs.
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Analyze Metrics

Review each KPI card to understand different aspects of your carbon performance.
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Track Progress

Monitor how your metrics change over time to evaluate your sustainability initiatives and identify trends.

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Interpreting Your KPIs

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Emissions Intensity

Emissions intensity measures the carbon efficiency of your logistics operations. It’s calculated as: 
Emissions Intensity = Total CO2e Emissions / Total Weight Transported
A lower emissions intensity indicates more carbon-efficient operations.

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Transport Mode Distribution

This KPI shows the percentage breakdown of emissions by transport mode:
Transport ModeTypical EmissionsWhen to Use
AirHighestFor urgent, lightweight shipments over long distances
RoadMediumFor medium-distance shipments with flexible timing
RailLowFor non-urgent shipments over land routes
SeaLowest (per ton-km)For large, non-urgent shipments over long distances

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Setting Targets

Use your KPIs to set and track progress toward emissions reduction targets:
  1. Establish Baseline: Use historical data to establish your starting point
  2. Set SMART Goals: Create Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound targets
  3. Regular Review: Check your KPIs regularly to track progress
  4. Adjust Strategies: Modify your approach based on KPI performance

Dashboard

View comprehensive visualizations of your emissions data

Reports

Generate detailed reports based on your KPIs

Shipments Table

Explore the detailed data behind your KPIs