Route management
Delivery route management software built around how a DSP actually dispatches
Route management for a DSP is not route optimisation — Amazon already hands you the routes. The hard part is matching routes to the drivers and vans you actually have this morning, covering the gaps, and knowing afterwards which routes made money.
The three problems worth solving
- Assignment: every route needs a driver and a van, decided before the wave
- Coverage: call-outs and breakdowns need a rescue plan while there is still time
- Cost: a route is only worth running if what it pays beats what it costs to run
Assignment and schedule
The schedule view lays out the day's routes with the driver and van attached to each one. Vans carry their own maintenance and damage history, so you are not assigning a route to something that is sitting in the shop. Flex route exports import directly, so you are not typing route numbers in twice.
Rescue and flex coverage
When someone calls out, the coverage gap shows up as an alert rather than as a surprise at stand-up. You can see who is available and reassign without hunting through a group chat for who answered first.
Profit per route
Profit is where most DSPs are flying blind. RouteOps Pro combines driver hours and pay rates, fuel logs and your route and stop revenue settings into a cost and margin figure per route. That tells you which routes are worth fighting for and which ones are quietly eating the week.
Reports you can hand to someone
Attendance, hours, fuel spend and route performance all export as CSV, so month-end reporting and payroll do not depend on one person's memory.
See it with your own station
Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial of everything, and you can load demo data to look around first.