Six calculators. Your own figures.
Type in your own figures and read the answer at once. Each calculator gives you a first read on one number. Your full score comes when we read your files with you.
What a calculator shows you in a minute
A sample run of the delivery cost calculator.
One month of figures, one answer
Replace every starting value with your own. The calculator returns your cost for one delivery and the volume you need to break even.
1.180BD
Your cost for one delivery
Above par on every drop, until your volume rises or your costs fall.
Cost for one delivery as your volume rises, BD
- 1.620
- 1.380
- 1.180
- 1.020
- 0.900
- 0.840
What goes into one delivery, BD
- BD 0.320Above par on every drop
- 620Deliveries a day to break even
- 6Calculators
The six tools
Each one lists the figures it needs, shows what it works out and tells you how to read the result.
- Delivery cost calculatorThe true cost of each successful delivery, and the volume needed to break even.
- 3PL contract comparisonTwo 3PL rate cards compared on monthly cost, cost per delivery and the volume where they cross.
- Fleet lease or ownOwning, leasing and outsourcing a delivery fleet compared on monthly cost and cost per delivery.
- Restaurant aggregator marginThe contribution a restaurant keeps from one aggregator order, and what it adds up to in a month.
- COD reconciliation diagnosticThe gap between COD collected and settled, and the yearly cost of slow settlement.
- Logistics cash conversionThe cash conversion cycle in days, the working capital it ties up and the cash growth would need.
From a first read to your score
A calculator reads one number. The Control Diagnostic reads all of them, on your own routes, contracts and accounts. See how the Control Diagnostic runs.
Bring last month. Leave with a score.
Sit down with Qasim Abbas. One table, your numbers, and a clear read on where you stand against par.