Flow and capacity decisionsThe decision environment
Logistics converts forecasts and orders into commitments across vehicles, depots, inventory, routes and delivery windows. A delay or constraint in one node changes the feasible choices elsewhere in the network.
DecisionOne makes routing objectives, service priorities, capacity constraints and exception authority explicit, then measures the operational outcome against the plan that produced it.
Representative decision services01Select a route and carrierGoverned determination
02Allocate constrained capacityContext + policy + authority
03Recover a disrupted shipmentAction + evidence + outcome
Illustrative reference caseRecovering a disrupted high-priority shipment
A shipment misses a connection and its promised delivery window is at risk. Several routes, carriers and capacity options exist, each with different cost, certainty and downstream effects.
The decision model combines service priority, shipment context, live capacity, route feasibility, commercial rules and exception authority. Optimisation proposes alternatives while the service commitment and authorised recovery action remain visible.
This is an architecture example, not a named customer case study or a claim of achieved results. Decision networkFrom operational signals to outcome evidence
01 · Signals and systemsTMSWMSFleet telematicsOrder management→02 · Governed decisionsSelect a route and carrierAllocate constrained capacityRecover a disrupted shipment→03 · Authorised actionsReroute through an approved pathReallocate constrained capacityRenegotiate the service commitment→04 · Outcome evidenceOn-time recoveryCost to serveCapacity utilisationException recurrence MeasureLearnImprove the approved decision design
