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Turn constraints into executable plans
Replace manual checks and tribal knowledge with system-level logic that applies real-world vehicle, capacity, crew, geographic, and regulatory constraints automatically. Route optimization and assignment only produce plans that are feasible by design, helping teams scale operations, stay compliant, and reduce rework as complexity grows.
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Trusted by operators who own the delivery promise
Run a more reliable, cost-efficient operation
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Plan routes that hold up in execution
Route optimization applies all vehicle and capacity constraints consistently, even as fleet mix and service requirements grow.
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Lighten dispatcher workload
Reduce manual checks and rework by letting the system manage feasibility and assignment logic end to end.
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Stay compliant by default
Operational limits and regulatory rules are enforced automatically, reducing risk instead of performance.
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Reduce cost per delivery
Optimize vehicle and crew assignments to reduce waste, limit empty miles, and make better use of available fleet capacity, even as service complexity increases.
Smarter planning, end to end
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Built for end-to-end automation
Keep planners, carriers, and drivers aligned with shared definitions that apply consistently across regions and workflows. Planning, assignment, and execution operate as one connected system, reducing manual intervention and operational overhead as fleet mix, service models, and regulatory requirements evolve.
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Customer stories
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Frequently asked questions
The system supports real-world vehicle and operational constraints, including capacity limits (weight, volume, shipments), working hours, route distance and duration, crew skills and certifications, equipment requirements, fuel type and EV energy capacity, and geographic operating areas. All constraints are applied automatically during route optimization and assignment, so plans match what can be executed.
Yes. You can plan heterogeneous fleets that include fuel and electric vehicles, different crew capacity and capabilities, certifications, and specialized equipment in a single workflow. Higher-capability vehicles can also cover simpler jobs when it’s more efficient, improving overall capacity utilization and cost-per-delivery across the fleet.
Orders and goods can be categorized with specific requirements, such as “two-person handling”, “installation”, “restricted service areas”, or your own defined tags. The system automatically matches these requirements to compatible vehicles and crews during planning and assignment, without custom rules or manual routing.
If no feasible vehicle and crew combination exists, the order can be flagged for manual assignment. This ensures the system fails safely and transparently, rather than producing routes that cannot be executed in practice.
Yes. Different constraint sets can be applied conditionally based on time windows, shifts or scheduling rules. This allow operations to adapt to regional regulations, service models, or daily variations without redesigning planning logic.
Operational limits such as working hours, capacity thresholds, route duration, or geographic restrictions are enforced automatically. Regulatory rules, including legal driving hours, are applied consistently across planning and execution, reducing compliance risk without slowing down operations.
The primary users are transport planners and dispatchers responsible for route planning and assignment. Operations managers benefit from improved reliability, compliance, and cost control, while carriers and drivers work from clearer, more consistent plans that reflect real-world constraints.
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