Insights — a generated analysis of your project's shipments

2 · Ask for a change

The box at the top takes instructions in plain English — for example "add spend by state, remove the customer chart", or "forget everything, regenerate from scratch". Click Regenerate to rebuild the analysis.

3 · Read the headline

A short summary of the network sits at the top, with one key fact underneath — in the walkthrough, that every one of the 288 lanes is unique.

4 · Check the data gaps

If the source file is missing a column, a Heads up note lists it — in the walkthrough, commodity, cost, customer, pallets and weight. Anything built on those columns can't be shown, so add the data and regenerate if you need it.

5 · The cards

Cards give the headline numbers at a glance.

• Total shipments — Across all records.
• Unique lanes — Distinct origin-to-destination ZIP pairs.
• Top origins — Where most shipments start, with the count.
• Top destination — Where most shipments go, with the count.

6 · The charts

Visual analytics shows top lanes by shipments, shipments by destination state, top destination ZIPs and top destination cities. Each chart shows its own total in the Σ chip at its top right.

7 · Check the totals before you quote them

A chart's Σ total covers only what that chart shows — for example, the top lanes chart in the walkthrough totals 8 while the cards count 288 shipments. Compare a chart's total with the cards before quoting a figure from it.

8 · Key findings

The main points are written out and numbered — such as the total shipments, the top destination, where freight originates, and any missing data.

9 · Go deeper

Click Get detailed insights for longer written sections. The date at the bottom shows when the analysis was generated; regenerate it after the project's files change.