FreightScout Revenue · Reporting

Ask for the report. It's already written.

Load, customer, rep and lane P&L — pulled from your live data, not a stale export. Ask in plain English or open the view you saved; either way the number's real and the drill-down is one click.

Built on the same live model as everything else — reporting and reality never drift apart.
Lane margin · last 30 daysLive
SAV→ATL19%
DAL→PHX15%
CHI→ATL12%
ATL→MIA · below floor9%
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Gross margin by lane · Southeast · last 90 days
LaneLoadsRevenueMargin
Atlanta, GA → Miami, FL142$198K16.2%
Savannah, GA → Charlotte, NC118$161K15.4%
Jacksonville, FL → Nashville, TN96$141K17.1%
Memphis, TN → Atlanta, GA88$122K14.8%
Charleston, SC → Orlando, FL74$103K15.9%
All Southeast lanes518$725K15.9%
ExportSave reportScheduled — every Monday 7:00 AM ET, to your inbox
Your numbers, written like a briefing and current to the last load
The problem

Stop building reports. Start asking for them.

The report you need is always the one you didn't build a view for. So it's a ticket to ops, a spreadsheet export, and a number that's already a day old. FreightScout answers the question when you ask it — in plain English, off the live book.

01 · Ask in plain English

The question is the query.

No report builder, no filter syntax. Ask "show me margin by lane for the Southeast, last quarter" and get the table — sortable, drill-down-able, and current to the last load. If you'd ask a person, you can ask FreightScout.

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"Top customers by margin, this quarter"
Wayfair21% · $2.3M
Shaw Industries18% · $1.9M
Crate & Barrel16% · $1.4M
02 · Scheduled

Monday's numbers, already in your inbox.

Any report you rely on can arrive on a schedule — the owner's Monday pace-to-plan, the VP's weekly rep activity, the desk's daily margin watch. Written like a person wrote it, not a CSV dump, and waiting before the first coffee.

  • Recurring email delivery, any cadence
  • Reads like a briefing, not a spreadsheet
  • Every figure clickable back to the source
Monday brief · scheduled · 7:00am

Good morning. The team is at 68% of plan with a week to go — ahead of last month's pace. Two accounts need attention: Redwood is slipping and Blue Ridge has gone quiet. Wayfair is your bright spot, up 12% on margin.

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The views that matter

Every angle on the book.

Load
Load P&L
Revenue, cost and margin on every load, live.
Customer
Customer P&L
Who's growing, who's shrinking, who's at risk.
Rep
Rep performance
Activity, pipeline and pace — per rep, per team.
Lane
Lane margin
Where you make money and where you're bleeding.

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