Selected vs. Evaluated Dashboards
View reports that compare selected shipping rates against evaluated alternatives.
About the Selected vs. Evaluated Rates dashboards
The Selected vs. Evaluated Rates dashboards provide multiple visualizations to compare selected shipping rates against evaluated alternatives, with categorizations by carrier and service method. Key breakdowns include carriers, service methods, and rates.
There are two Selected vs. Evaluated Rates dashboards:
- Selected vs. Evaluated Rates. This dashboard displays selected rates, evaluated rates, and next best evaluated rates, with breakdowns by carrier, carrier service method, carrier type (national vs. regional), service method level (next day, standard, or two day), origin, and destination.synonym
- Selected vs. Evaluated Data Export. This data table allows filtering by carrier, carrier service method, and cost per package (CPP). You can export filtered data to a CSV file.
Customer data security
With Shipium’s reporting applications, you can count on your data being secure:
- Data encryption
- Compliance
- Access controls
- Security audits
This document provides an overview of the Selected vs. Evaluated Rates dashboards, outlining their functionality, handling of data exceptions, and key definitions. You can refer to the Domo Overview documentation for more general information on Shipium reporting and user roles in Domo.
Access the Selected vs. Evaluated Rates dashboards
To access any dashboard in Domo, you’ll need to log in to the Domo application:
- Go to the Shipium-provided URL. It will look like: www.shipium-[customer name].domo.com.
- Log in using your credentials: email, password, and a multi-factor authentication (via phone or email).
Next, you’ll navigate to the dashboard:
- After logging in, you’ll use the vertical menu on the left side of the screen.
- Go to the folder labeled “Selected vs. Evaluated Rates Dashboards”. You’ll select any of the dashboards nested under this folder to view their particular content.
View Selected vs. Evaluated Rates dashboards
This section includes instructions for each of the Selected vs. Evaluated Rates dashboards as well as default settings, metrics, and data nuances for these reports.
Filters for each dashboard are defined in the following table.
Filter name | Description |
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Selected Carrier ID | Name of the shipping carrier for which the label was priced and selected (e.g., USPS, UPS, FedEx) |
Selected Carrier Type | Categorization of selected carriers as national (serving across the country) or regional (operating in specific regions) |
Selected Carrier Service Method | The shipping method offered by the selected carrier (e.g., overnight, ground) |
Selected Service Level | A classification of selected service methods: Next Day, Standard, or Two Day |
Next Best Carrier ID | Name of the shipping carrier evaluated as next best to the selected carrier (e.g., USPS, UPS, FedEx) |
Next Best Carrier Type | Categorization of the carrier evaluated as next best to the selected carrier, as national (serving across the country) or regional (operating in specific regions) |
Next Best Carrier Service Method | The shipping method offered by the carrier evaluated as next best to the selected carrier (e.g., overnight, ground) |
Next Best Service Level | A classification of service methods for the carrier evaluated as next best to the selected carrier: Next Day, Standard, or Two Day |
Origin State | The state from which the shipment will be sent (e.g., warehouse, fulfillment center, store) |
Destination State | The state to which the shipment is sent (e.g., customer’s residence) |
Selected vs. Evaluated Rates Dashboard
While the default setting is a rate creation period of the last seven weeks, grouped by week, you can adjust the dates in the top-right corner and apply filters across the top of the dashboard.
For each filter, this dashboard provides the following reports:
- Selected Rate Carrier Mix
- Selected Average Cost Per Package (CPP) by Carrier
- Next Best Evaluated Rate Carrier Mix
- Next Best Evaluated Average CPP by Carrier
- Selected Rate Service Method Mix
- Selected Average CPP by Carrier Service Method
- Next Best Rate Service Method Mix
- Next Best Evaluated Average CPP by Carrier Service Method
- Selected Rate vs. Next Best Evaluated Average CPP
- Selected Rate vs. Next Best Evaluated Average CPP Over Time
- Standard Method for 3 Day SLA
- Standard Method for 2 Day SLA
- Standard Method for 1 Day SLA
You can also click on specific visuals (e.g., Selected Rate vs. Next Best Evaluated Average CPP Over Time) to filter the rest of the dashboard accordingly. For each filter, this dashboard provides the volume mix percentage and the CPP over time.
Selected vs. Evaluated Rates Data Export
Two reports are available – an aggregated table of selected vs. evaluated rates and shipment level details.
As with the Selected vs. Evaluated Rates Dashboard, you can adjust the reporting dates in the top-right corner and apply filters via the drop-downs across the top of the dashboard. You also can view and export two tables, one with aggregated data and one including detailed data at the shipment ID level.
You can export either data table as a CSV or Excel file, with the following restriction:
- Domo only supports exporting one million rows at a time.
Default settings
Each dashboard defaults to a rate shop selection period of the last seven weeks, grouped by week. You can adjust the time period filter for any period in the trailing 90 days, up to the most recent Saturday. Other filters available include carrier, carrier service method, carrier type (national vs. regional), service method level (next day, standard, or two day), origin, and destination.
Metrics
The following metrics are provided for the Selected vs. Evaluated Rates dashboards:
- Selected Rate. The shipping rate chosen while using Carrier Selection after evaluating multiple rate options
- Evaluated Rates. Shipping rates that were evaluated but ultimately not selected
- Next Best Evaluated Rate. The cheapest evaluated rate after the selected option that still meets the desired delivery date
- SLA (Service Level Agreement). The difference between the desired delivery date and the estimated ship date
Resources
For assistance, reach out to your Customer Success Manager. Response times are typically within 2 to 5 business days.
Updated about 1 month ago