Case study
How Freight Tiger improved visibility and control across the network of an integrated steel giant
A leading integrated steel manufacturer was managing a highly distributed, multi-modal logistics network spanning 13 plants, 45 stockyards, rail sidings, 100+ active lanes and 200+ logistics partners. Fragmented GPS/SIM tracking, manual follow-ups and the absence of a single network view meant delays, stoppages and diversions were often identified only after they had already affected operations.
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- 98%
- Real-time visibility across dispatches
- ~5%
- Delays, down from ~30%
- ~95%
- Fewer manual follow-ups
- Industry
- Steel
- Products used
- Visibility
A leading integrated steel manufacturer was managing a highly distributed, multi-modal logistics network spanning 13 plants, 45 stockyards, rail sidings, 100+ active lanes and 200+ logistics partners. Fragmented GPS/SIM tracking, manual coordination and the absence of a single network view meant delays, stoppages and diversions were often detected only after they had disrupted operations. Freight Tiger unified tracking and exception monitoring across the network, enabling real-time visibility and faster intervention.
The result: The manufacturer achieved 98% real-time visibility across dispatches, reduced delays from ~30% to ~5%, and cut manual follow-ups by ~95%.