The quarter Fernline became part of the workflow.
48.6K documents automated, an estimated 5,830 hours back in your teams' weeks, and 84% weekly adoption. This review does the renewal math with you, not at you.
Every metric below is clickable. The chart behind the number is one tap away.01The quarter in brief
Copperfield now runs 156 of its 170 licensed seats actively, up 13 from last quarter, and the Memphis and Columbus hubs both crossed 90% weekly adoption in May. Document volume grew 18% quarter over quarter to 48.6K, driven by the carrier confirmation and proof-of-delivery flows your dispatch teams standardized in April.
The hours figure is not a vendor guess. Using the 7.2 minutes saved per automated document that your operations team validated in the March time study, 48.6K documents works out to roughly 5,830 hours this quarter. Section 02 lets you rerun that math on your own assumptions.
02ROI, in your numbers
Every ROI slide you have ever seen ran on the vendor's assumptions. This one runs on yours. Drag the inputs and watch the value recalculate. Our defaults come straight from this quarter: 5,830 hours across 156 active seats over 13 weeks is about 2.9 hours per seat per week.
03The renewal, out in the open
Your current term ends September 30, 2026. Here is how much time is left and what each option costs. No anchoring, and no call required just to see a number.
04One expansion worth pricing
Your yard operations team still handles gate and dock paperwork outside Fernline. The Dock and Yard module would bring those 24 people into the same flows. The math below uses the loaded hourly cost you set in Section 02 and a conservative 2.0 hours saved per seat per week.
05The plan for next quarter
Three commitments, each with a name on it. We will report against these, in this order, in the Q3 review.
| Commitment | Owner | Target |
|---|---|---|
| Roll Fernline out to the Louisville cross-dock team, 26 seats | Rohan Mehta Copperfield Logistics | Aug 15 |
| Ship carrier onboarding templates for your top 12 lanes | Priya Nair Fernline | Sep 5 |
| Refresh the time study to re-baseline the minutes-per-document estimate | Elise Tran Fernline, Solutions | Sep 19 |
06Make the renewal a 20-minute call
The math is on the table. Let us close it out.
You have the numbers, the options, and the delta. One short call to pick a term and sign, and your teams never notice a gap.
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