CartonCloud Research · Wave

THE CARTONCLOUD LOGISTICS INDEX

Logistics in transition. Warehouse and transport operators across Australia, New Zealand and North America told us how they are tracking on costs, rates, capacity and technology. See where your business sits against operators like you, then ask Fletch anything the figures can answer.

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Start by describing your business. Choose your business type, operator type, region and size, and every figure below narrows to operators like you. Leave a filter on "Any" to include everyone. Small groups are flagged, and groups too small to report are withheld rather than guessed.

YOUR PERSONALISED SUMMARY

See how your business compares. Answer any of the questions below as you would today to see where you sit among operators like you, and what would change if your answer shifted. Set the filters above to match your business first. When you are done, create your summary to keep or share. Your answers are never sent anywhere.

Your position is a range because many operators give the same answer. "Between the 35th and 80th percentile" means operators who answered the way you did sit in that part of the group, ranked from lowest to highest.

HOW YOUR PEERS ANSWERED

What operators like you said, question by question. Open a topic, then a question, to see the full breakdown for the group you have chosen.

ASK FLETCH

Ask a question in plain words. Fletch answers only from the published figures on this page, and says so when it cannot.
Fletch
I answer from this wave only. I cannot forecast, compare you to a named competitor, tell you what caused what, or say anything about an individual respondent.
Three things this preview deliberately leaves out

So the gap between the prototype and the finished product stays visible.

Reviewed narrative per segment (needs a person). A written explanation of what each segment's numbers mean, drafted at build time and read by a person before it ships. It is not shown here because that review has not happened yet.

The live question agent (needs a server). The live question box needs secure server infrastructure, usage limits and safety testing before it can face the public. The deterministic box above is the checkable core it will be built on.

Continuous and composite what-if (needs different data). What-if questions like "if I lifted on-time delivery from 88% to 93%" need a numeric measure. Every question in this survey is a categorical share, so that simulation cannot be shown honestly here.