At a glance
A table of the individual Sendle parcels in the trailing 7 days that cost more than twice your average parcel, broken down row by row. These are the despatch-spend leaks worth chasing one by one: an oversized item, a misweighed parcel, a manual rate override, or a far-zone destination that should have been priced or surcharged differently at checkout. The alert fires on any parcel that comes in at more than 2 times the period average.
What it tracks
The card computes the average booked cost across all Sendle parcels in the 7-day window, then lists every parcel whose cost exceeds twice that average. Each row is one shipment, read fromGET /api/orders, typically showing the Sendle reference, destination zone, product code, billed weight or cube, and the cost itself. Because Sendle is flat-rate-by-zone, a true outlier almost always means one of three things: the parcel fell into a higher weight or volumetric band than expected, it was sent to a far or regional zone at the higher flat rate, or a manual override was applied at booking. The 7-day window keeps the list short and actionable rather than a backlog. Work the rows top-down: confirm the weight and dimensions against the actual item, check whether the destination should carry a checkout surcharge, and decide whether the SKU is structurally too expensive to ship at its current price point. For the zone context behind a row, see Cost by Zone and Cost per Parcel by Zone (3 AU / 5 US); for the blended baseline these rows sit above, see Avg Shipping Cost; for whether outliers are dragging the trend, see Cost Per Shipment Trend.