Shipment Schedule Tracker App

Track shipment punctuality, identify delay causes, and benchmark vendor performance for better delivery planning.

Shipment Schedule Tracking – Power BI App Overview

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In logistics, delivery timing is everything. The Shipment Schedule Tracking Dashboard helps procurement and operations teams evaluate how well vendors meet scheduled shipment timelines. By comparing planned vs. actual delivery dates—and categorizing early, late, and on-time arrivals—it reveals which vendors are dependable and which ones introduce bottlenecks.

This Power BI app captures delay reasons, delivery patterns, and vendor-specific behavior to enable proactive planning and accountability.


🔧 Technical Framework

The dashboard is powered by a clean single-table model titled Shipment Tracking, built for delivery event monitoring and root cause analysis.

Key Components:

  • Data Source: Excel or ERP-exported shipment logs including actual delivery dates, planned dates, and vendors.
  • Data Preparation (Power Query):
    • Cleaned date and vendor fields
    • Calculated Days Late/Early (actual vs. expected)
    • Tagged shipments as Early, On-Time, or Late
    • Grouped reasons by status type
    • Enabled filtering by vendor and status for focused insights

Data Model Dimensions:

  • Delivery ID
  • Delivery Status (Early, On-Time, Late)
  • Days Late/Early
  • Reason for Early Delivery
  • Reason for Late Delivery
  • Vendor Name

This model supports performance segmentation, exception tracking, and vendor reliability analysis.


🎛️ Interactive Filters

Dynamic slicers support deep-dive evaluation:

  • Vendor Filter: Isolate performance by specific supplier
  • Delivery Status Filter: Focus on one or more delivery outcomes (e.g., only late)

Filters refresh all visuals in real-time for tailored investigations.


📊 Dashboard Report Highlights

a. Donut Chart – Reasons for Early Deliveries

  • Displays the most common causes of shipments arriving early
  • Distinguishes between logistical overperformance and planning gaps

b. Donut Chart – Reasons for Late Deliveries

  • Identifies top delay drivers (e.g., weather, customs, transport issues)
  • Useful for addressing systemic delivery challenges

c. Bar Chart – Delivery Status by Vendor

  • Stacked visual of early, on-time, and late counts per vendor
  • Benchmark vendor reliability and consistency

d. Delivery Detail Table

  • Lists each shipment’s ID, status, and timing deviation in days
  • Aids granular review and exception handling

This dashboard enhances delivery performance transparency, enabling smarter logistics planning, vendor accountability, and timely decision-making. Use it to drive reliability in your supply chain and eliminate schedule surprises.

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Last updated on June 4, 2025