In today’s logistics landscape, especially for large-scale companies importing into Mexico, cost remains critical, but it is no longer the only measure of success. Resilience, transparency, and sustainability are emerging as decisive values. This has shifted attention toward smarter, multidimensional KPIs (Key Performance Indicators), designed to measure not only efficiency, but also quality and flexibility across the supply chain.
Perfect Order Rate
Measures the percentage of orders delivered on time, complete, and error-free. It is essential for building customer loyalty and reducing costly returns (Grafieks, 2025).
Cycle Time and Lead Time
Covers the total time from order receipt to delivery. Even a 10% reduction can boost customer satisfaction by 20% and improve efficiency by 15% (StartupModelHub, n.d.).
Inventory Turnover
Assesses how quickly inventory is sold and replenished. A healthy ratio (4 to 8 times per year) helps avoid storage overcosts and stockouts (BusinessPlankit, 2024).
Carbon Emissions per Unit Shipped
Reflects a company’s environmental commitment. Its importance is growing due to both regulations and market expectations (Grafieks, 2025).
On-Time Delivery and OTIF/DIFOT (On Time In Full / Delivered In Full On Time)
Measure the reliability of the logistics chain—critical to keeping operations smooth and customers satisfied (Wikipedia, n.d.).
How Technology is Redefining Logistics Measurement
At Mexbuy, we understand that importing is not just about moving goods; it’s about doing it intelligently. The real differentiator is not paying less, but measuring better. Emerging KPIs, now including speed, accuracy, sustainability, and visibility, empower major importers to make more informed and competitive decisions. Are you ready to start measuring what truly matters?
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In today’s logistics landscape, cost remains critical, but it is no longer the only measure of success.

En el panorama actual de la logística, el costo sigue siendo crítico, pero ya no es el único indicador de éxito.