eCommerce technology provider Cymax has launched Freight Intel, a dashboard that provides retail companies with shipping analytics. Freight Intel is intended to address needs for deeper logistics insights as competition ramps up across eCommerce market sectors.

The new Freight Intel dashboard is intended to allow retailers to make faster, more informed decisions based on real-time data and analytics at no additional cost. It is provided as part of Freight Club, an end-to-end freight shipping platform developed and provided by British Columbia-based Cymax.

The dashboard features include shipping trends, damage percentages, net losses, average transit times and easy to share reporting metrics.

“The launch of Freight Intel is an important part of our vision and relentless focus on vendor and customer experience,” said Rizwan Somji, CEO of Cymax Group. “The expansive growth in eCommerce around the world has created opportunity, while making it more important for us to bring value to our retail partners by enabling access to fast and seamless shipping services. Cymax Group believes in empowering retailers through world-class eCommerce and technology solutions that pave the way for smarter and more profitable decision-making. By bringing real-time data and insights directly into their hands through the upgraded Freight Intel dashboard, Freight Club stands at the forefront of this exciting change.” 

“Freight Intel was designed to simplify shipping through a transparent and real-time assessment of carrier performance, including an in-depth comparison of carriers across three key pillars – cost, speed, and damage,” said Chris Randall, Senior Vice President of Freight Club. “This visibility could mean the difference between profitability and being in the red for some small businesses. When you ship through Freight Club, you get free access to all your shipping data almost instantly. This enables shippers to filter data, evaluate insights and make smarter decisions when it comes to booking their next shipment with us. It couldn’t be any easier.”