Release to Shipment Time in the Node Performance Dashboard

In the Release to Shipment Time, the following metrics are displayed:

  • Release to Shipment Time
    The percentage of shipment lines shipped from the selected node is categorized based on the time range as listed here:
    • <1 day

      This time range indicates that the time taken to move the shipment lines from the release status to the shipped status is less than a day.

    • 1<2 days

      This time range indicates that the time taken to move the shipment lines from the release status to the shipped status is one day or more than a day, but less than two days.

    • 2<3 days

      This time range indicates that the time taken to move the shipment lines from the release status to the shipped status is two days or more than two days, but less than three days.

    • 3<4 days

      This time range indicates that the time taken to move the shipment lines from the release status to the shipped status is three days or more than three days, but less than four days.

    • 4<5 days

      This time range indicates that the time taken to move the shipment lines from the release status to the shipped status is four days or more than four days, but less than five days.

    • >5 days

      This time range indicates that the time taken to move the shipment lines from the release status to the shipped status is more than five days.

    The Release to Shipment Time metric provides information about the percentage of shipment lines shipped from the selected node and during the defined time range explained here, where the ship date is within the selected time period. This metric is displayed as a pie chart.

    Note: When there are no shipment lines shipped during a time range, the time range is not displayed in the graph.

    Release to Shipment Time = Ship Date - Release Date

  • Average Delay in Shipment

    The Average Delay in Shipment metric provides information about the average delay in the delayed shipments shipped for the selected time period and node, where the ship date is within the selected time period. The average delay in shipment is stored in minutes, and displayed in days, hours and minutes.

    Average Delay in Shipment = Actual Ship Date - Expected Ship Date