One shipment, two disruptions. Watch the optimiser reroute again and again — barge to rail, then rail to road — and still land it on time.
Honest by design: each reroute is usually a little pricier and a touch higher-CO₂ than the plan before it — the win is that the shipment stays on time through both disruptions. The point: it keeps re-optimising every time something changes, not a single static plan. KPI figures are illustrative placeholders.
One shipment, two disruptions. The optimiser keeps re-planning — barge to rail, then rail to road — and still delivers on time.
The optimiser selects the best multimodal route — lowest cost and emissions, comfortably on time.
Low water breaks the barge leg, then a rail maintenance window threatens the replacement. The system reroutes twice — barge→rail, then rail→road. A little pricier and more CO₂ than the original plan, but still on time.
Waypoint Netherlands keeps re-optimising every delay and disruption, so you always run the best plan available — not just a plan. KPI figures above are illustrative placeholders.