The right decision on every order you move.
Meet the Decision Graph.
Burq decides each order with everything it can see and everything on the record.
The record is the Decision Graph, and it is why decisions keep getting better, order after order.
ClearJet
…thousands of businesses, from single stores to national platforms.
Every decision, written down. Every one, checkable.
Why did your order go to a third party instead of your own driver today at 4:12 pm? The Decision Ledger has the answer: what Burq knew, what it chose, who decided, and how it turned out. Each graded outcome feeds the next decision, which is why each order gets better and better.
Three records. One line through them.
What was known. What was chosen. What happened. Tied together, every decision can be graded.
Why. Cheapest option that keeps the promise. Provider A is faster than the promise needs.
How it learns.
Every order sharpens the next one. When Burq spots a pattern in your misses, it proposes a fix in plain words, and you decide.
This provider, this zone, this hour, this weather.
Evidence attached: every order, every grade.
Accepted at 5:31 pm. The next decision starts from it.
A vantage no one else has.
Each provider sees its own orders. Your fleet sees its own drivers. Your systems see where each order went. The graph sees everything about the order, including the options it declined.
The Decision Graph sees everything about the order
ordercustomeroptionscontextsystemshistorygraded missoption declinedYour every order is decided on more facts than any platform or team has ever had.
Every provider is scored. Your own fleet too.
By what actually happened: this provider, this zone, this hour, this weather. The score determines who gets your next order.
When your call beats ours, it goes on the record.
Every entry is sealed when it commits. The times your team saw something Burq Intelligence did not are written in your favor, and your judgment becomes part of how the next order is decided.
Yours to audit. Yours to keep.
Who decided, on every entry
Including when it was you.
Export any time
Every entry, as CSV. The record is yours to take with you.
Scoped to your workspace
Your roles, your stores. Nobody reads yours but you.
Every decision, on the record.
What it knew. What it chose. What happened. Whether it was right. Put your orders on a brain that keeps score of itself.
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Burq's proprietary memory of how goods actually move: every order it has watched, every option it priced, and how each one turned out, connected across the order, the customer, the options, the context, your systems, and the history. It is what every option is scored against, and it is what makes Burq Intelligence smarter with every order.
The graph is the connected record across every order. The Decision Ledger is how you read it: one row per order, showing who decided, what was known, what was chosen, what happened, and the grade. It exports any time.
Tracking records what happened to an order. The Decision Graph records the decision: what was known, what was considered, what was chosen, what was declined, and whether the choice was right. One is telemetry. The other is judgment, graded.
No. Each entry is sealed when the decision commits, holding the facts exactly as Burq saw them. Later facts go into later entries. A grade is always against what was knowable, never against what happened next.
Yes. The graph arrives already knowing the network: the providers, lanes, and hours it has watched for years. Your own history can be replayed through it, and your team's calls are graded alongside Burq's from the first order.