How ShipKasa Insights Turns Your Shipping Data Into a Superpower

For many e-commerce teams, shipping visibility is fragmented across carrier portals, spreadsheets, and support tickets. The moment a package leaves the warehouse, visibility ends and hope begins for most teams. Hope that the shipment arrives on time. Hope that no packages go missing. Hope that your carrier is actually performing the way they promised. ShipKasa was built to replace that hope with data. And at the heart of that mission is ShipKasa Insights—a centralized dashboard that gives teams a real-time view of shipping activity across carriers, shipments, and delivery stages. Whether you're shipping 50 orders a week or 50,000, Insights gives you the kind of clarity that used to be reserved for logistics teams.

What Is ShipKasa Insights?

ShipKasa Insights is the dedicated analytics and tracking intelligence layer built into the ShipKasa platform. Accessible directly from your dashboard under the Tracking tab, it aggregates data from every shipment, every carrier, and every scan event—and surfaces it in a clean, actionable format. Think of it as your shipping command center — real-time visibility, no spreadsheets, no manual digging. Just the data you need to act before a small issue becomes a customer problem.

Here are the ShipKasa Insight features that help ship smarter:

1. Shipping Metrics

At the top of the Insights dashboard sit six core Shipping Metrics cards:

• Expected deliveries
• In-transit shipments
• Delivered shipments
• Delivery attempts
• Shipments with alerts
• Returned shipments

This overview gives operators an immediate understanding of the current status of their shipping pipeline. Instead of manually reviewing shipments, teams can quickly identify whether deliveries are progressing normally or if delays or exceptions need attention.

2. Carrier Origin Scan Statistics

Carrier origin scans confirm that shipments have been picked up and entered the carrier network. ShipKasa Insights tracks these scans and highlights:

• Total Shipments: The total number of packages your carrier actually picked.
• Carrier Scan Successful: Validates the shipment was properly inducted into the carrier network.
• No Carrier Scan: A red flag. This means a label was created, but the carrier never confirmed receipt.
• Carrier Scan with Estimated Delivery Date: Packages that are moving and have a projected delivery window.
• Transit Scan without Estimated Delivery Date: Packages moving, but uncertain; they need monitoring.

This visibility helps fulfillment teams quickly detect pickup issues. If a shipment hasn’t been scanned after pickup, operators can investigate immediately instead of discovering the problem later.

3. Orders Per Carrier

ShipKasa Insights shows a graphical representation of how shipments are distributed across different carriers that helps make carrier Decisions with data, not gut feeling. Teams get a better understanding of which carriers handle the most shipments, changes in carrier usage over time, and how shipping volume is distributed across carriers.

This information helps operations teams evaluate carrier performance and make better decisions about routing and carrier selection.

4. Shipping Statistics

The Shipping Statistics section gives a quick overview of your shipment status across orders. It shows how many shipments are currently In Transit and how many have an Unknown tracking status. By viewing both the shipment volume and percentage breakdown, teams can quickly understand how orders are moving through the carrier network. This helps operators spot potential tracking issues or delays without checking individual tracking pages.

5. Average Time In Transit

Delivery speed is a critical metric for e-commerce operations. ShipKasa Insights calculates the average transit time across shipments, helping teams understand how long deliveries typically take. If transit times begin to increase, teams can quickly investigate potential issues. With this data, operators can: Monitor delivery performance, identify slow delivery routes, and compare transit times across carriers.

6. Total Transit Orders

The Total Transit Orders section shows how many shipments are currently moving through the carrier network. It also displays the average, minimum, and maximum transit time in days, helping teams understand how long deliveries typically take. This makes it easier to monitor delivery speed and identify unusual delays across shipments.

Smarter Shipping Starts With Better Insights

The purpose of ShipKasa Insights is simple: give shipping teams clear visibility into their operations. Instead of reacting to problems after customers report them, teams can monitor shipments in real time and detect potential issues earlier. With visibility into carrier scans, delivery progress, shipment distribution, and transit times, businesses can run fulfillment operations with greater control and confidence. Ready to unlock the power of your shipping data? Visit ShipKasa and explore the Insights dashboard today. Your data is waiting.