Stop sequencing
Represent ordered work with locations, service windows, instructions, and resources.
Operations
Managed rolloutRoute Planning & Dispatch Visibility
Connect planned work with the location signals that show what actually happened.
What the service is designed to solve
Stops, progress, arrivals, dwell, exceptions, and shareable status
Route workflows combine ordered stops, active vehicle context, arrival and departure events, dwell, and exceptions. The same timeline supports dispatcher decisions, customer status, detention review, and post-trip analysis. Best for: Regional, multi-stop, service, delivery, and private fleets that need execution visibility.
Best fit: Regional, multi-stop, service, delivery, and private fleets that need execution visibility.
Production scope includes an explicit review of hardware, supported signals, user roles, integrations, retention, operating jurisdictions, and the people responsible for each exception.
Service capabilities
The workflow, context, and evidence included in scope.
Each capability is connected to a responsible identity and an operating decision. Exact support depends on the selected hardware and agreed rollout.
Arrival and departure
Use location and geofences for consistent stop-state evidence.
Route exceptions
Surface late arrival, unplanned stop, excessive dwell, and deviation.
Shared status
Expose an approved limited view without revealing the rest of the fleet.
How the record moves
A controlled workflow from signal to resolution.
The source, review, and final action remain distinguishable so the team can explain what happened without overwriting history.
Plan
Import or create ordered work and assign resources.
Monitor
Track progress and exceptions against live context.
Review
Retain completed route, stop events, and telemetry.
Operational outcomes
What a well-run deployment should improve.
01Reduce status calls
02Make dwell visible
03Explain exceptions
04Connect plans to movement
Connected services
Build the surrounding workflow without fragmenting the record.
Straight answers
Questions about Routes & Dispatch
The exact answer depends on your vehicles, operating model, jurisdictions, integrations, and selected hardware. These are the boundaries we confirm during discovery.
01Is this a full TMS?
The route workflow focuses on execution and visibility. Tendering, rating, settlement, and brokerage require explicit scope or integration.
Routes & Dispatch
Turn this capability into a fleet-specific rollout.
We will confirm the operating problem, selected hardware, data flow, users, integrations, implementation phases, and production acceptance before proposing scope.