Know which supply chain data you can actually trust
Agistix scores every shipment for data quality – including completeness, timeliness, and ownership – then traces each gap back to the responsible source.
Turning supply chain data into a number you can act on
Data completeness
Every shipment record shows which fields are populated, which are missing, and who's responsible.
- Scores completeness per shipment, per field, and per source
- Flags suppliers who consistently leave key fields blank
- Identifies integrations that have stopped sending data
Data timeliness
See how far behind your tracking and document data really is.
- Measures how far tracking and document updates lag behind the shipment event
- Identifies carriers whose tracking data lags behind the real shipment
- Flags suppliers whose shipment notices arrive too late to be useful
Data fidelity
See which fields conflict across documents, and how they've been normalized for consistency.
- Scores data fidelity per field and per source across every shipment record
- Flags discrepancies where values conflict across documents, like a BOL quantity that doesn't match the commercial invoice
- Normalizes carrier codes, references, and field formats so data is comparable across sources
Data augmentation
GPS, sensor, and third-party data enriches shipment records where carrier feeds fall short.
- GPS trackers and cold-chain sensors feed location pings and temperature data directly into the shipment record
- Tamper events and temperature excursions appear alongside carrier-reported milestones
- Mileage, geocoding, and currency data from trusted external sources built into the shipment record
Data ownership
Know which integration, user, or partner is behind every data point.
- Ties every data point to the source that produced or last touched it
- Rolls per-shipment scores up to supplier, carrier, business unit, or lane
- Triggers alerts when a specific integration or source stops sending data
What our customers are saying
Bringing Agistix on board has been transformative for our organization. By implementing the platform, we were able to bring our shipping activities under control – significantly reducing global trade compliance risk while also achieving substantial savings in freight spend.
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FAQs
What does Agistix measure when it scores your shipment data?
Agistix scores shipment data on three dimensions: completeness, timeliness, and ownership. Completeness checks which fields are populated, timeliness checks how current the data is, and ownership identifies which source produced it.
Does shipment scoring cover shipments booked outside Agistix?
Yes, any shipment ingested into Agistix gets scored the same way, regardless of who booked it or which system it came from.
Can I see which suppliers or carriers are causing the most data problems?
Yes. Data quality scores roll up into scorecards by supplier, carrier, business unit, and lane, so you can see which suppliers are missing fields, which carriers have stale tracking, and which lanes have the most unreliable data, not just one aggregate number for the account.
How does Agistix know when an integration breaks?
Agistix knows an integration has broken when completeness or timeliness scores from that specific source drop, which triggers an alert tied to the integration itself rather than a generic data-quality warning.
Does Agistix support data governance reporting across the supply chain?
Yes, Agistix supports data governance reporting by making completeness, timeliness, and ownership scores queryable by source, time period, and business unit, giving governance teams the same numbers used for day-to-day monitoring.