In transport and forwarding companies, consistent operational processes and unified reporting form the basis of financial predictability. However, when teams operate in separate systems and data is scattered, inconsistencies emerge, decision-making slows down and profitability gaps become difficult to detect. This was the challenge faced by a forwarding company with several branches and dozens of employees. A lack of a unified work environment, differing procedures across locations and manual reporting caused information chaos, hindering day-to-day operational management.


Automated reports and branch-level views revealed that one branch was consistently unprofitable. This enabled immediate corrective action.
Reports on dispatchers, carriers, costs, revenues and commissions helped to identify the actual sources of issues. The company implemented measures such as: - optimising operational costs - adjusting pricing policies - changing order selection criteria - restructuring the unprofitable branch. These actions improved the company's overall financial performance and operational profitability.
With real-time access to data, the organisation could respond quickly to rising costs or declining profitability, resulting in more stable cash flow.
Standardised processes and reporting enabled the organisation to onboard new employees and expand its business seamlessly within a single, unified fireTMS environment.
Operational automation and the AI assistant reduced the manual workload and increased the overall efficiency of the team.