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Visibility Control Center for Shippers & LSPs

Get a full overview of your carriers’ network performance and data sharing permissions

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Written by Daniel Cabezas
Updated over a week ago

Visibility Control Center is the only tool you need to expand your carrier network. Invite carriers to share their real-time visibility data, monitor their network performance, and ensure the quality provision of real-time visibility services.

It contains two main features:

  1. Carrier Network displays the data sharing consent of the carriers and their onboarding status in Visibility Hub.

  2. Visibility Performance displays in detail how each carrier in your network is performing.

Carrier network tab

The Carrier network tab shows the data sharing consent and onboarding statuses of all the carriers within the carrier network.

Find out more about the consent management here.

Onboarding status

This shows the Carrier’s onboarding status in the Visibility Hub environment. Carriers with status connected have been/are providing real-time visibility to customers. The statuses can be – connected, onboarding stuck, in progress, ready for tracking, registered, invited. A detailed description of different statuses can be found here.

Clicking on the company name in the list opens a popup with more detailed info about the carrier’s onboarding progress and data sharing consent.

Onboarding status report

This report displays the onboarding statuses and the number of carriers under each status for the period chosen.

Inviting new carriers to share data

You can also invite new carriers through the Visibility Hub application to share real-time visibility with you. Simply click the “Invite carriers” button at the top right of the page. A detailed description of how to expand the carrier network can be found here.

Visibility Performance

Why is this feature valuable?

The Visibility Performance tab shows the list of carriers in the carrier network and how well they are doing in terms of real-time visibility. The two most important figures here are the visibility index and allocation rating.

The visibility index displays the quality of real time visibility tracking by each carrier on a scale of 0-100.

The allocation rating shows how many transports had a license plate assigned compared to the overall number of transports of the carrier.

Filtering options in the Visibility Control Centre

It’s also possible to create and save filters on both the Carrier Network and Visibility Performance tabs. The filters can be based on location, time, status or customer and they help to easily display preferred data. Filters can be set by clicking on the “Filter” button on top left of the page. A detailed description of filtering options can be found here.

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