Optimize the stops on a delivery day, hand the driver an app that works even when the signal drops, and keep the customer in the loop with a heads-up before you arrive. One flow, from the office to the doorstep.
Routes organized by delivery day and zip code, optimized in a couple of clicks, then everything the driver needs in the field.
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A tidy plan on a screen means nothing if the driver is squinting at a spreadsheet, guessing the order of stops, and the customer has no idea when the box lands. Local delivery needs both ends handled.
A route built by hand backtracks and wastes fuel. Optimization reorders the stops for the day so the sequence actually makes sense on the road.
Paper sheets go stale the moment they print. The driver needs a live app that holds the whole route and keeps working when the signal drops.
"Where is my box?" turns into an email or a call. A delivery notification the driver can fire off tells the customer it is on the way, before they ask.
Plan in the office, work it in the field, and keep the customer informed, with each step feeding the next.
Trigger optimization on a route for a given day and it reorders the stops, then writes the optimized sequence back to that day's orders. Choose OpenRouteService, the default, or Mapbox as the engine. A separate legacy Routific integration is also available for solving and visualizing routes.
Deliveries are grouped into routes, each with a delivery day and a cutoff a set number of hours before, and into zip codes. That structure is what optimization and the driver app both build on.
The driver app installs to the phone like any app and keeps working with no signal, queuing actions until it is back online. Drivers log in by magic link, SMS, or password.
Mark an order delivered, add a delivery note that saves to the customer and emails your office, upload a delivery photo, flag "could not deliver" and undo it if needed, and fire a push or SMS delivery notification to the customer.
Watch drivers move on a live tracking map, review driver tips reporting, print route sheets with optional ETA and box, bag, freezer, or fridge notation, and export a route as GPX when you need it elsewhere.
Routing and a driver app made for recurring local delivery, not bolted onto a generic shipping label. Same platform, since 2010.
You trigger it on a route for a given day. It reorders the stops and writes the optimized sequence back to that day's orders. You can run it with OpenRouteService, the default, or with Mapbox. It runs when you ask it to, per route and day, not automatically in the background.
Yes. It installs to the phone and works offline, queuing actions like marking a stop delivered until the phone is back online. Drivers can log in by magic link, SMS, or password.
Mark the order delivered, add a delivery note that saves to the customer and emails your office, upload a delivery photo, flag "could not deliver" and undo it, and send the customer a push or SMS delivery notification.
Yes. A live tracking map shows drivers on their route. You also get driver tips reporting, printable route sheets with optional ETA and box, bag, freezer, or fridge notation, and GPX export of a route.
Getting set up includes defining your routes and delivery days and connecting an optimization engine. See the pricing page for details, or start a free trial and explore at your own pace.
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