Top inbound lanes
Where international orders land.
| Lane | Share of top lane | Orders |
|---|---|---|
| Monterrey → Laredo | 1,840 | |
| Toronto → Detroit | 1,260 | |
| Shanghai → Chicago | 610 | |
| Frankfurt → New York | 590 | |
| London → New York | 540 | |
| San Juan → Miami | 470 |
Order analytics
See where your orders start, from a country down to a single state. Volume, on-time rate and transit time sit together in one view of your network.
ORDERS BY ORIGIN. COUNTRY TO STATE.
Hover a country for its orders, on-time rate and transit time. Select the United States to drill into all 50 states and DC, or press play to watch the year fill in month by month.
Illustrative demo · Sample orders · Oct 2025 – Sep 2026
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Every order rolls up to the country and state it came from.
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Go from the whole world to a single state without a report.
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Scrub the timeline to watch volume build and shift by month.
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On-time rate and transit time sit beside every order count.
WHAT THE MAP TELLS YOU
The same orders answer the questions that run your network: which lanes carry the load, when demand peaks and where service slips.
Where international orders land.
| Lane | Share of top lane | Orders |
|---|---|---|
| Monterrey → Laredo | 1,840 | |
| Toronto → Detroit | 1,260 | |
| Shanghai → Chicago | 610 | |
| Frankfurt → New York | 590 | |
| London → New York | 540 | |
| San Juan → Miami | 470 |
A holiday lift. A winter dip.
Orders climb into December, dip in January and February as Lunar New Year slows Asia-origin volume, then build to a new high by September.
United StatesInternational
20% → 57%
International orders are 20% of volume and 57% of revenue. Know which origins pay for the network.
97.4%
On time across every origin. Rank regions by service level and spot the lanes that need attention.
6.1 h
Average domestic transit, with international orders at 2.9 days door to door.
Figures shown are sample data for illustration.