The performance of your operation, decision by decision.

Performance Insights shows how your business is running and how the decisions behind it are performing: what you saved, what you kept on promise, which providers earned the next order, and where the next dollar is.

console.burqup.com Bluepine Home

Performance Insightsall stores · Aug 22 to Sep 21

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Export ledger CSV Statement
savings realized
$86,400
against your baseline · ± $3,100
promise kept
98.6%
98.3% previous period
orders saved
1,240
of 1,365 at risk · $318,000 of goods protected
plan optimal
92%
self-QA · a better call existed 6% · −$41,200
accept rate
91%
one metric across modes · feeds promotion
autonomous share
38%
from 26% · 12 weeks · earned per segment
decision quality · all dimensions84 from 62
cost
84
promise
93
reliability
90
speed
86
efficiency
81
fulfillment mix
79
customer experience
88
with Burq Intelligencebefore Burq
fulfillment mixvs previous
$9.12cost per order · ▼ 2.1%
Third-party same-day48% · ▼ 7pt
Parcel32% · ▲ 8pt
Your fleet20% · ▼ 1pt
The shift is the savings: same-day moved to parcel where the promise allowed.
opportunities detected3 staged
Drafted from the ledger. Accept, dismiss, or open the evidence.
batching rule · Peninsula evening singles≈ $4,100 / mo
idle window · vans 12 to 3 pm · zone 1171,180 eligible
batching · zone 12 · 64% match · 186 decisionspromote to Review

What you saved, against your own baseline.

Savings are measured against your own baseline: what the same orders would have cost the way you used to dispatch them.

Statement · Bluepine Home · Aug 22 to Sep 21Export CSV
$86,400Savings realizedagainst your baseline · ± $3,100
Parcel where the promise allowed
$31,200
Batching and route composition
$19,800
Your fleet filled first
$17,600
Failures avoided inside the promise
$9,900
Recovered from provider invoices
$7,900
Alternatives weighed · both calls priced at commit3 of 1,940 shown
SO-58187faucet and cartridges · 8 lb · 3-day promiseSame-day, third party · $12.90
Ground parcel · lands inside the promise · $6.80
−$6.10
4 orders, one blockevening · promise today4 single dispatches · $38.40
One route, Van 3 · every window held · $26.00
−$12.40
SO-58214drywall and studs · 14 pieces · 2-hour windowFlatbed partner · $96.00
Box truck · load fits, same window · $57.60
−$38.40

What was kept on promise. What broke, and why.

Every order is watched against the promise made at checkout. A save is on the record. So is a break, with the reason graded to whoever caused it.

Promise kept

Against the window and price promised at checkout
98.6%
98.3% previous period
At risk
1,365
Saved
1,240
Broke
125

$318,000 of goods protected by a re-route, a check-in, or a recovery while the promise was still keepable.

Breaks by reason

125 broken promises, each graded to its cause
Provider declined or ran late graded to the provider41%
Traffic or weather graded to conditions, not the route23%
Customer unavailable graded to the customer19%
Bad address or missing weight graded to order data11%
Proof unclear graded to the driver6%

Provider on-time by zone and hour

The grade Burq reads before the next order in that zone, at that hour
lowerhigher on-timeZone 12 · 5 pm · rain: 81

A provider that is excellent at noon can be the wrong call at 5 pm in the rain. The grade keeps them apart.

Every provider graded where it works. Every invoice checked against the record.

Grades are kept by zone, hour, and package type, your fleet in the same table, and they roll up into the Reliability Score that decides who gets your next order. Then every charge is matched to the quote on the receipt and the outcome on the record.

Provider scorecard · Zone 12 · weekday 4 to 7 pm30 days · 2,184 orders
ProviderReliability, this regionOn-time, this zone and hourArrival vs quoteAcceptTrend
Your fleet9397%on quote100%steady
Provider B9296%+2 min98%improving
Provider A8894%+3 min97%improving
Provider C8191%+6 min94%slipping
Provider D7488%+9 min99%improving
The same grades Burq reads before it decides who gets the next order.Explore the Provider Network
Provider invoices · Aug 22 to Sep 211,864 lines · 52 flagged
  • Matched to quote and outcomeCharge equals the price on the receipt; the order closed as promised.1,812 lines
  • Billed above quoteProvider B · SO-58198 · quoted $12.75, billed $14.10. Credited.31 lines
  • Duplicate surchargeProvider D · SO-58214 · oversize fee charged twice. Reversed.9 lines
  • Late against the promiseProvider C · 41 minutes past the window on the record. SLA credit claimed.12 lines
Recovered this period, on the statement$7,900

A dashboard tells you what happened. The record tells you whether it was right.

Telemetry

What every dashboard in this category reports
  • Orders completed
  • Success rate
  • Average time to the door
  • Pickup and drop-off delay
  • Volume by day and hour
  • Top stores by volume
Included. Not the point.

The record

What Performance Insights adds to every one of them
  • What Burq knew when the order was decidedKnown
  • Every option priced, including the ones declinedAlternatives weighed
  • Who held the authority: Manual, Shadow, Review, AutonomousAuthority
  • What happened, graded against what was predictedGround truth
  • What the other call would have costCounterfactual
  • What the record proposes to change nextProposed
Judgment, graded. This is what compounds.

Decision quality, across several dimensions.

A cheap decision that broke a promise is not a good decision. That is why every call is graded on several dimensions, not one score: what it cost, whether the promise held, how reliable the provider was, how fast it arrived, and how the customer experienced it. Burq holds itself to the same grade: a better call that existed is written down with its price, and your team’s wins are written in your favor.

Graded on every dimension

Bluepine Home · all segments · 30 days
Cost
84 from 61
Promise
93 from 72
Reliability
90 from 68
Speed
86 from 74
Efficiency
81 from 52
Fulfillment mix
79 from 45
Customer experience
88 from 66
with Burq Intelligencebefore Burq, replayed

Speed is the dimension that moved least, on purpose: an order that arrives faster than its promise needed was paid for, not earned.

Burq grades its own work

Every closed order, revisited with hindsight: was the winner the best call on the board?
  • 92% Burq’s call was the best on the board
  • 6% a better call existed · −$41,200 · rules staged
  • 2% your team’s call was right · in your favor
SO-58260 · 4-box patio set · compositionYour win
You split the order across two crews. Burq’s single-truck plan underestimated load time. Your call was right, and the correction is pending in Learning.
SO-58133 · 6 grocery bags · batchingBurq’s miss
A bundle with the order next door existed at commit. Dispatched as a single: −$7.10. Written down, and the bundle threshold is one of the three rules staged below.

Every option priced, including the ones you didn’t take.

Most systems discard the path not taken the moment a choice is made. Burq keeps it, with its price and its reason. That is what turns a report into a case: mode against mode, your fleet against the network, one store against another.

Local against parcel

Every same-day order re-priced as parcel, and the reverse
Third-party same-day48% · ▼ 7pt
Parcel32% · ▲ 8pt
Your fleet20% · ▼ 1pt

The shift is the savings: 8 points of same-day moved to parcel where a 2- or 3-day promise allowed it. $31,200 of this period’s statement, with every order that moved on the record.

Your fleet against the network

Your drivers priced as one more provider on every order
Fleet utilization54 → 78%
before Burqidle hours filled from your orders first, then network backfill
139orders your fleet won today101orders the network won

Build vs buy, answered on every order. The quarterly fleet-mix report turns it into a headcount: how many drivers to run next quarter, with your roster held stable.

This store against the next one

The origin your OMS chose, priced against the one it could have
Store 12 · chosencrosstown run · 41 min · $14.20
−22 min
Store 41.2 mi from the door · 19 min · $8.90

Your OMS still makes the call. The record shows what the other origin would have cost, and how often the pattern repeats: 168 orders this period started at the wrong store.

Where the next dollar is.

Burq Intelligence reads your record the way it reads an order. When a pattern surfaces, it drafts the change in plain words, replays your last 30 days to show the effect, and stages it. You accept, dismiss, or open the evidence. Nothing changes until you do.

Pattern found · 212 decisions · Peninsula, after 5 pm

Evening singles on the Peninsula run one order to a route.

Drafted rule editBundle evening singles when projected savings exceed $3 an order.
Last 30 days replayed: 212 of 1,940 decisions change · ≈ $4,100 a month · every window still held.
Accept rule editDismissOpen the evidence
Pattern found · your fleet · zone 117

Vans sit idle from 12 to 3 pm while third-party providers take orders in the same zone.

Drafted rule editRoute your fleet first in zone 117 between 12 and 3 pm.
1,180 eligible orders · utilization 31% → 58% · ≈ $2,900 a month · no shift change needed.
Accept rule editDismissOpen the evidence
Constraint found · 7 refunds · 60 days

Six of seven melted-goods refunds trace to third-party routes over 40 minutes.

Drafted constraintFrozen items: route under 40 minutes, or your fleet with a cooler bag.
Found by Burq, not from overrides. The seven orders are attached, each with its grade.
Add as constraintDismissView the 7 incidents
Trust, at a glance 91% accept rate 38% autonomous, from 26% 1 segment ready to promote 0 hard-rule breaches this period How autonomy is earned

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