Denser rounds
Steering demand towards efficient slots raises route density, which is the lever that moves both cost per drop and emissions.
PlatformIntelligent
The greenest slot is usually
the cheapest one to serve.
Green Time Slots classifies the slots you offer by environmental efficiency and applies incentives to the good ones. The recipient chooses; the round gets denser either way.
01/Why it matters
Emissions and cost
pull in the same direction.
A slot that fits an existing round costs less to serve and emits less than one that sends a van across town on its own. Showing that difference at the moment of choice is what turns it into both a saving and a reduction.
Lower emissions
Fewer kilometres for the same orders. The reduction is a consequence of the routing, not an offset.
A choice, not a restriction
The recipient still picks their slot. The incentive makes the efficient one more attractive rather than removing the others.
02/Features
What it does.
Slots classified by efficiency
Each available slot is graded on environmental efficiency rather than presented as an undifferentiated list.
Dynamic pricing as the incentive
Apply an incentive to sustainable and cost-efficient choices, so the recipient has a reason to take one.
Demand forecasting
Slot allocation takes forecast demand into account, not only what is already booked.
Density as the objective
The classification optimises for round density, which is where the cost and the emissions both sit.
03/In context
Where it sits.
- Pillar
- Intelligent
- Requires
- Time Slot Booking
- Works with
- Route Optimization
Green Time Slots extends Time Slot Booking rather than standing on its own.
See what steering
would do to your rounds.
We will look at your slot mix and where the density is currently being lost.