Harsh's Fleet Dashboard

✦ How the AI helps you decide

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The trends, movers and summaries above are here to surface what you'd otherwise have to sit and hunt for, so the calls get easier and faster. Already in today's data: your two softest routes sit on the Nagpur hub while your Pune corridors run fuller, the kind of pattern that makes a question like "would a bus earn more moved across?" answerable. As more days build up, these sharpen into concrete prompts, a soft day of the week here, a route pulling ahead there, for you to act on or ignore. The AI lays out the evidence and the trade-off; the decision stays yours.

✦ AIEvery summary and analysis on this dashboard is AI-generated from the trend data, a quick sanity check never hurts before you act.
1Strongest movers how full · this month tap a route for detail

Sliding fastest ↓

Climbing fastest ↑

2Biggest change vs last year occupancy

Most improved vs 2025 ↑

Most declined vs 2025 ↓

3Top 2, your featured items
Show the charts & data behind these findings▶
✦How sure is the AI? confidence
Confidence reflects the quality of the data each summary rests on. Network totals (trips and revenue) reconcile to the report, so anything built on them is high. Per-route occupancy is a best-effort read from compressed screenshots, so route-level calls carry a little more uncertainty. An Excel export would lift these to high across the board.
4How these numbers are worked out the formulas
Plain-English, what each number on this page is telling you. A bus seats 36.
How full
Share of the 36 seats that are taken. 25% full ≈ 9 seats on the bus.
Seats / trip
The same thing, just shown as seats instead of a percentage. 25% of 36 ≈ 9 seats a trip.
This month
Fuller or emptier since the month began. 33% → 25% = down 8.
vs last year
This year's fullness against the same route last year. 25% now vs 17% then = up 8.
Revenue / day
Earnings averaged per day, so the two years compare fairly through the month. this year's ₹/day vs last year's.
Trips this month
How many trips you've run so far this month, this year vs last.
Best days
Which weekdays earn the most per kilometre run. taller bar = a better day to be on the road.
5Best days to run by profitability · EPKM
Average EPKM (earnings per kilometre) by weekday across June. Green marks the four most profitable days to run.

Average EPKM per weekday

6Network trends over the window

Trips (month-to-date)

Cumulative volume this year vs last year.

Average occupancy

Network occupancy this year vs last year.

7How full is one route over time?

Pick a route

8Every route at a glance