Synthetic Logistics Operations Dashboard

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A deterministic command-center dashboard built from 30 bundled synthetic shipment records. It demonstrates shared filtering and selection across native Metrics, Map, Table, and Details panels without exposing real routes, customers, cargo, or provider credentials.

Run And Inspect

  1. Import the graph with its recommended layout and run it.
  2. Filter by status, priority, facility, carrier, delay, or estimated arrival.
  3. Select a shipment in the map or table; the Details panel follows the same stable id.
  4. Edit records in Synthetic shipment fixture to explore different scenarios.

The graph sorts by delay_minutes descending and limits output to 40 records. Its included fixture contains 30. Fields are id, shipment, status, priority, origin, destination, facility, carrier, latitude, longitude, planned_arrival_ms, estimated_arrival_ms, delay_minutes, exception, progress_percent, and synthetic.

The snapshot is fictional and fixed at 2026-09-26 16:00 UTC. Coordinates are illustrative positions, arrival estimates are fixture values, and delay metrics are not operational predictions. There are no network calls, credentials, paid services, external writes, or persistent state. Route lines, playback, live telemetry, and dispatch actions are outside this example.

Repository validation checks structure and panel bindings; a fresh dashboard import and linked-selection smoke test remain manual.