We publish three KPIs that underpin our mission to the fuel supplier with the lowest costs, highest reliability and best systems and control.
96.2%
On-time deliveries
Measures the reliability of our UK haulage operations and the effectiveness of our scheduling team.
99.2%
Invoice accuracy
Assesses the accuracy and efficiency of our back-office systems.
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Loading times
Monitors delays due to queuing or business interruption at our managed supply locations in the UK.
On-time deliveries
In April 96.2% of our deliveries were made on-time.
We measure the reliability of our core fleet and the effectiveness of our in-house scheduling team.
Our target is for more than 99% of our deliveries to be made within the delivery window agreed with the customer.
Invoice accuracy
In April 99.2% of our invoices were accurate, meaning that credit notes accounted for only 0.8% of the total number invoices.
Our invoice KPI is a measure of the accuracy and efficiency of our back-office systems, as well as the skills and understanding of our team.
Our target is to achieve 99% invoice accuracy.
We have in place an on-going process of excellence review to monitor our internal controls and eliminate the human error element of credit notes, focusing on manual errors.
In order to further improve the efficiency of our back-office systems, we continue to maximise the number of invoices that are automatically generated. Again this month, more than 95.82% of our invoices were produced automatically, and more customers are being introduced to our automated invoicing system on an ongoing basis.
Loading times
A loading time is the time taken for our customers’ and our own trucks to load fuel at our terminals – from the moment the truck enters the terminal gate to the moment it leaves.
Our loading time KPI allows us to monitor delays for trucks loading at our terminals due to queuing or slowing pumping rates.
The target we set varies according to local conditions:
In a compact terminal with state of the art road loading facilities and no queues, we consider 21 minutes to be the shortest reasonable target loading time, without jeopardising health and safety considerations.
If there are longer distances to drive between the terminal gates and the loading racks, or if pumping rates are slower, we set a target of 25 minutes.
At busy terminals where queuing can occur, we also monitor the percentage of trucks taking longer than 30 minutes to load.
Navigator Thames, average loading time
Loading times at this terminal are measured from the inner gate to the departure gate because many drivers stop between the main (outer) gate and inner gate in order to take a break or change vehicles.
