The $184B cost of supply chain visibility gaps

$184 billion. That's what supply chain disruptions cost companies in 2024 alone. The biggest culprit? Lack of real-time visibility into what's actually happening at loading docks.

While we debate AI strategies in boardrooms, trucks are leaving half-empty, containers are being damaged without documentation, and transport teams are flying blind on actual fill rates.

The math is brutal: if you're paying for capacity you're not using, you're bleeding money every single day.

The good news? The cameras are already there. The loading bays exist. The data is waiting to be captured. What's missing is turning that visual information into actionable intelligence that prevents the $184B problem from repeating in 2026.

How much visibility do you really have into your transport utilisation right now?