Profitability — per-load revenue vs cost in TMSDASH
Per-load profitability analysis that weighs load revenue against fuel and logged expenses, so you can see which lanes and customers are actually making money.
Overview
Per-load profitability analysis that weighs load revenue against fuel and logged expenses, so you can see which lanes and customers are actually making money.
How to get there
Key features
- Per-load revenue, cost, and net profit
- Fuel cost estimates using configurable pricing
- Profitability ranking by load and customer
Step-by-step
- 1Open the sidebar → Reports & Analytics → Profitability.
- 2Adjust the fuel price if needed for accurate cost estimates.
- 3Review the summary cards for total revenue, cost, and profit.
- 4Inspect the per-load table to find your most and least profitable shipments.
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Representative screenshot of the Profitability page.
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