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Cargo Flow Supply Chain Dashboard Template
Cargo Flow is a single-file HTML dashboard template for supply chain ops, with metric cards, an inventory chart, order and supplier tables, and a shipment map.
Cargo Flow is a supply chain dashboard template delivered as one self-contained HTML file. A supply chain dashboard shows inventory flow, fulfillment speed, and vendor efficiency in one place. Cargo Flow renders that across six views in a light Amber theme with the orange accent #FF6B35, opening on a hero panel titled Today's Supply Chain Performance with an Add new item action.
Cargo Flow leads with the Overview view, which carries three metric cards, each with a sparkline and a week-over-week delta: Total Revenue at $12,430 up 67%, Total Shipments at 30 units up 67%, and Total Delivery at 620 orders up 37%. An Inventory Snapshot panel shows 92,500 units of current stock over a weekly area chart, and a Shipment Tracker panel draws a dashed route map with a truck marker, stop pins, and a badge counting 5 tracked loads. The remaining views are working tables and panels: Orders lists order number, customer, items, total, and status with pills for Shipped, Processing, Delivered, In transit, and Delayed; Inventory lists SKU, item, warehouse, stock, and status across Dallas, Newark, and Reno warehouses with In stock, Low, and Out states; Suppliers ranks vendors by region, on-time percentage, spend, and an A or B rating; Logistics draws an active shipments map with 9 live loads on two routes; Settings holds the company profile with currency and base warehouse. Everything renders from the single file with no framework, and the only external request is the font.
What is inside Cargo Flow
- Hero panel for Today's Supply Chain Performance with an Add new item action and isometric artwork
- Three metric cards with sparklines: Total Revenue $12,430, Total Shipments 30 units, Total Delivery 620 orders, each with a weekly delta
- Inventory Snapshot with 92,500 units of current stock over a weekly area chart
- Shipment Tracker map with a dashed route, truck marker, stop pins, and a 5-load badge
- Orders table with Order, Customer, Items, Total, and Status columns and 5 status pill styles
- Inventory table with SKU, Item, Warehouse, Stock, and Status across Dallas, Newark, and Reno warehouses
- Suppliers table with Region, On-time percentage, Spend, and A/B rating columns
- Logistics view with an active shipments map showing 9 live loads on 2 routes
- Settings view with company profile fields including currency and base warehouse
Specifications
| Format | Single self-contained HTML file; zero dependencies, no build step |
|---|---|
| Theme | Amber |
| Mood | Light |
| Category | Logistics |
| Price | $6.99, one-time |
Who Cargo Flow is for
Cargo Flow serves the supply chain managers who read the Overview first: revenue, shipments, and deliveries with weekly deltas, plus the inventory chart, answer whether the operation is keeping pace. Warehouse supervisors work the Inventory view, scanning stock by warehouse for Low and Out states before they become stockouts. Procurement staff use the Suppliers table, where on-time percentage and a letter rating sit next to spend, so vendor reviews have numbers attached. Operations coordinators watch the Shipment Tracker and Logistics map for where loads sit, and customer service reps check the Orders table when a buyer asks where an order is, because the status pill says Shipped, In transit, or Delayed without a drill-down. Small business owners read the same Overview as a daily health check, since the three weekly deltas fit on one screen.
When to reach for it
Cargo Flow is the pick when you need a supply chain dashboard up today and the audience is operators, not analysts. The layout is deliberately simple: three metric cards, one chart, one map, and four clean tables, so a small distributor or e-commerce team can paste in real SKUs, orders, and vendors without learning a BI tool. It replaces the spreadsheet pack that tracks orders, stock, and supplier scorecards in three tabs, and it suits a warehouse team standing up its first shared status page, a founder who wants a supply chain view on a TV in the office, or a developer mocking a logistics portal for a client. Because the whole thing is one HTML file, hosting it means dropping it on any static server, and recoloring the amber theme is a single CSS variable edit.
Frequently asked questions
What does the Cargo Flow supply chain template show on its main view?
The Cargo Flow supply chain template shows the Overview view as its main view: three metric cards with sparklines (Total Revenue $12,430, Total Shipments 30 units, Total Delivery 620 orders), an Inventory Snapshot chart of 92,500 units in stock, and a Shipment Tracker map with a route, truck marker, and a badge for 5 tracked loads.
What tables come with Cargo Flow?
Cargo Flow ships three full tables and two supporting views. Orders lists order, customer, items, total, and status. Inventory lists SKU, item, warehouse, stock, and status across three warehouses. Suppliers lists region, on-time percentage, spend, and rating. Logistics adds a live shipments map, and Settings holds company details.
Does Cargo Flow track supplier performance?
Yes, Cargo Flow tracks supplier performance. The Suppliers view ranks each vendor by region, on-time delivery percentage, total spend, and an A or B rating pill. Harbor Freight Co at 97% on-time with an A rating shows the intended pattern: vendor scorecards at a glance without a separate report.
Can I use Cargo Flow without a build step or framework?
Yes, you can use Cargo Flow without a build step or framework. Cargo Flow is one self-contained HTML file. The sparklines and inventory chart are inline SVG drawn by the embedded script, the tables are plain HTML, and the only external request is the font. Open the file in any browser and every view works.
