Real-Time Logistics Data
Track logistics costs, raw material prices, warehouse levels, and delivery signals across LME, Trading Economics, and Bloomberg with no scraping required.
What logistics sources do we read?
We read LME, Trading Economics, Bloomberg, Investing.com, and MaterialPrices.com to track commodity prices, price changes, warehouse levels, and delivery timing. Supply chain and procurement teams use the feed to connect cost moves to shipping risk with no developer work.
What logistics data does it find?
Our structured dataset includes vital columns such as Commodity, Price, Change, Warehouse Level, Delivery Timing, and Last Updated. This normalized dataset allows for easy tracking of fluctuations in raw material prices and production capabilities, ensuring you stay informed about the latest market trends. With detailed insights into each commodity's performance, you can make data-driven decisions efficiently.
Alerts and delivery.
Changes land where your team already works — the same morning they appear.
When do we get logistics alerts?
You will receive alerts based on the enabled alert rule that notifies you of significant changes in raw material prices or shipping delays. These timely notifications ensure you are always updated on critical market shifts, allowing for proactive decision-making. Stay ahead of the competition with instant alerts tailored to your logistics needs.
View alert setup →Where does logistics data go?
Our logistics data solution seamlessly integrates with various platforms, including API, BigQuery, Email, and Webhooks. This flexibility allows you to connect your existing systems and automate data flows, enhancing your operational efficiency. With these integrations, you can easily access and analyze real-time logistics data within your preferred environment.
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