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Card class: Non-Hero • Category: Service Mix

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At a glance

The split of your Bring volume across the three delivery methods, shown as a donut by share: Home (Bring Home Delivery Parcel, handed to the door), Mypack (pickup-point delivery to a Posten parcel locker or Post i Butikk), and Business Door (Bring Business Parcel B2B, delivered to a business address). It tells you where your despatch mix sits, which in turn drives pickup-expiry exposure, carbon-neutral eligibility and unit cost. Read over a rolling 30-day window.

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What it tracks

This card groups every Bring shipment in the trailing 30 days by its delivery method and shows each method’s share of total volume as a donut. The grouping comes from the Bring product / service code on each booked shipment (Home Delivery Parcel, Pickup Parcel / Mypack to hentested, Business Parcel B2B), read from the Mybring Booking record and Tracking API. The split is structural intelligence rather than a performance alarm (it carries no alert trigger), but it underpins several cards that do alert: the Mypack share sets your exposure on Mypack Pickup Expiring or SLA Breach, and the Home-versus-Business mix moves the Klimanøytrale (Carbon-Neutral) Shipment Share because Business Parcel Bulk is not a carbon-neutral product. A shift in this donut is usually the upstream explanation when those cards move without an obvious cause. Pair it with Shipments by Service for the full per-product breakdown and Avg Shipping Cost for the cost consequence of the mix.

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Reconciling against the source

Reconcile against Mybring under Booking → Shipments, grouped by product over the matching 30-day range; match the period boundary and exclude cancelled or test bookings before comparing the shares. Note that booking timestamps are in carrier-local time (CET / CEST) while the card stores in UTC, so boundary-day shipments can fall in different days.

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Tracked live in Vortex IQ Nerve Centre

Home vs Mypack vs Business Door is one of hundreds of KPI pulses Vortex IQ tracks across Bring and 70+ other ecommerce connectors. Nerve Centre runs the detection layer; Vortex Mind investigates the cause when something moves; Ask Viq lets you interrogate any number in plain English. Start for free or book a demo to see this metric running on your own data.