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With OnGame, logistics operations turn their own KPIs — on-time delivery, first-attempt delivery and picking accuracy — into competitions among branches, routes and warehouse teams. Vehicle and warehouse checklists are also tied into task workflows on the same platform.
Request a DemoCourier/driver, warehouse operator, distribution supervisor, field operations team and regional/branch manager — all on the same platform, at the warehouse, distribution-center, branch, field-team and regional levels.
In logistics companies that also sell services, Arena and Duel setups can be defined for branch and field representatives to win new customers or volume; operations without a sales component can leave this section unused. Which game mode fits which campaign is decided together during the demo process.
On-time delivery leagues between branches and routes, first-attempt delivery races, warehouse picking-accuracy Clashes, vehicle and warehouse checklist tasks, and damage-free delivery setups — via Audit, Task Management and Bug Hunter mode. This means the field standard turns from paper and messaging into a measurable competition.
KPIs such as on-time delivery rate, first-attempt delivery, picking accuracy, damage/return rate and task-completion time flow into OnGame's game and panel layer from the company's own ERP. The exact KPI set is finalized during the demo process based on the customer's existing data.
From the Ongame Team console, they track the ranking of their own branch/routes, and open checklist and audit tasks.
The operations center sees comparative performance across branches and regions, task closure times and reward distribution from Ongame Panel.
Action Center turns daily sales and operations opportunities into concrete actions, while AI Coach provides AI-driven sales and operations suggestions; both reach employees through Ongame Mobile and are monitored from the panel.
Earned points convert into products, gift cards, discounts or bonuses via Ongame Shop; reward budget and distribution are managed from Ongame Panel.
You can request a demo compatible with your existing ERP data; which game mode fits which logistics KPI is clarified during that conversation. The decision-makers are typically the Operations Director, the Distribution/Warehouse Manager, and the Regional Operations Manager.
Yes; competitions can also be built on non-sales KPIs — such as on-time delivery, picking accuracy and task completion.
Role, branch, route and region can each be defined separately; who competes with whom depends on the setup.
Yes; checklists are tied into task workflows through the Task Management and Announcements & Forms modules, and completion is tracked from the panel.
The Time-Attendance & Shift Planning module covers staff attendance tracking and shift planning.
From the company's own ERP or distribution system; OnGame is not a separate data source.
Which KPIs will be turned into competitions is clarified in the conversation, based on your existing operations data.