Performance level widget

Updated 10 hours ago by Katarzyna

Who can use this function?

This function is available to all Trans.eu and CargoON Platform users.

Learn more about the Dashboard module and widgets.

Basic information about the widget

Add the Performance level widget to your Dashboard to stay up to date with changes in key areas that impact your transactional performance.

Performance level widget:

  • belongs to the Freights category of widgets,
  • is aimed at clients,
  • presents data collected on the basis of accepted and negotiated offers, responses to inquiries as well as issuing and receiving ratings on the Trans.eu Platform,
  • shows data for the entire company and the user,
  • presents historical data,
  • can be added to your Dashboard multiple times (maximum 9 times).

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The main elements of the widget are:

  1. A bar chart that displays performance levels in a specific area based on the selected filters.
  2. Data range filters - available by clicking the blue arrow.

You can set:

  • data presentation method (for the Company or user),
  • view (quantitative or percentage),
  • range (last 7 days or last 4 weeks),
  • data series (acceptance of offers, negotiation of offers, responses to inquiries, issuing ratings, receiving ratings).

  1. Data source refresh date.

How to analyze data?

  1. To make data analysis easier, add the widget twice (you can add the widget up to 9 times).
You can learn how to add a widget in the article Widgets – basic information,

  1. For each widget, configure the filter settings.
Example: For the purposes of this article, the selected data range is:
(1) Quantitative view for the Company account, for negotiation of offers from the last 4 weeks.
(2) Quantitative view for the Company account, for negotiation of offers from the last 7 days.

  • The chart bars show data for specific periods (weeks or days of the week).
  • The values ​​on the yellow or orange background (expressed as a percentage or number) refer to actions that have been started (e.g. accepted offers, offers under negotiation).
  • The value on the gray background refers to actions that have not been taken (e.g. offers not accepted yet, offers for which no negotiations have been taken).
  • The total value of all actions in a given data series is displayed on each bar.

If you want to check what a specific value refers to, hover your mouse over the selected section of the chart.

By analyzing the data presented in the widget, you can:

  • compare the performance of a given data series over time,
  • check how many actions are being processed and how many remain untouched,
  • identify areas that require action to improve transactionality and, consequently, your level of transparency.

Learn more about checking the transparency level in the article Transparency indicator widget.

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