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Logistics reports

How to use COMPLIED logistics reports to track your delivery performance, revenue, and service quality over time.

Logistics
Updated 06 Jun 2026
Before you start
  • At least one completed delivery

What logistics reports show

Logistics reports give you a performance view of your delivery operation β€” how many deliveries you completed, how much revenue you earned, how your on-time rate compares across months, and where your service has gaps.

Accessing logistics reports

Go to Reports β†’ Logistics performance report. Select the date range you want to analyse.

Key metrics

Total deliveries completed β€” the number of shipments you successfully delivered in the period.

Total revenue β€” the total value of delivery fees earned from completed shipments.

On-time delivery rate β€” the percentage of deliveries completed by the committed delivery date. This is the metric clients care most about.

Average delivery time β€” from pickup confirmation to delivery confirmation, in hours or days. Compare this across routes to identify where your service is slowest.

Request acceptance rate β€” the percentage of delivery requests you accepted vs declined or ignored. A low rate may indicate that your service area or vehicle capacity does not match the requests you receive.

Dispute rate β€” the percentage of deliveries that resulted in a buyer dispute. Even one or two disputes in a period is worth investigating.

Exporting the report

Click Export PDF to download. Useful for presenting your service capability to potential clients or for your own monthly performance review.

Tip: Focus on on-time delivery rate above all other metrics. Revenue follows reliability. A logistics provider with a 95% on-time rate at competitive prices will always out-earn one with a 70% rate at lower prices β€” because clients prefer certainty over cost when their marketplace escrow is on the line.
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