Find the lanes that are quietly losing you money.
CarryNet reads your shipment history, classifies every customer and lane by the role it plays in your network, and prices the empty miles. Then it tells you what to defend, rebalance, expand, or divest.
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What the diagnosis looks like
The demo carrier: 28 trucks, $6.6M a year, 5,869 loads at $2.93/mi, 5.4% net margin. Profitable on paper. Here is what CarryNet finds in its own data.
Heartland Foods alone. Top 3: 46%. Watch above 25%.
18% of miles run empty. 5 orphan lanes.
Share of lanes with a paired return.
Their lanes enable $280K/yr of others' backhauls.
No return load. −$52K/yr empty-mile drag.
Would pair with the orphan above. ~$36K/yr recovered.
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Upload a CSV
Customer, origin, destination, date, revenue, cost, miles. The sample file works too.
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Read the diagnosis
Every customer and lane classified by role. Three health metrics. Weaknesses ranked by dollars.
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Act on it
Defend, rebalance, expand, or divest — each with the assets it touches and what it's worth.
From diagnosis to booked freight
Analytics tell you where you're bleeding. Press one button on an orphan lane and a research agent studies the origin market — SEC filings, facility records, local industry — and returns ranked shippers with the evidence behind each one. CarryNet tells you who fills the empty return.
- ▸ Every prospect cites its source — the 10-K section, press release, or facility record. Unverified names are demoted.
- ▸ Runs on dedicated hardware. Your lane data never touches a third-party AI service.
Distribution Center — DeKalb, IL
Automated national DC on the I-88 corridor west of Chicago — shelf-stable CPG moving toward Cedar Rapids.
↗ sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/…/khc-20241228.htm
Distribution Center — Des Plaines, IL
12 Illinois distribution facilities per current 10-K; Midwest foodservice routes include Iowa.
Researched in ~4 min on dedicated hardware · every claim sourced
Drop a CSV. See your own diagnosis in under a minute.
No integrations, no setup. The sample file works if you just want to look around.