Routes & Scheduling

Build a service day operators can actually run

Plan stops around service needs, location schedules, operator assignments, mileage, and the context behind every route.

Vendistri route view showing service work and an ordered route across scheduled stops

Go Summary

Know the whole route before anyone taps Go

Give operators a complete view of the day—not just the next address. Go Summary keeps total route time, mileage, stop order, tasks, and expected arrival times in one place.

  • Review total drive time and route mileage
  • See every stop in order with leg-by-leg distance
  • Check location hours before the route starts
Go Summary showing route totals, location hours, and the next stop
Go Summary route list showing total time, total mileage, and seven ordered stops
Vendistri route planner showing weekly routes, assignments, mileage, time, and drive-time warnings

Locations · Scheduling

Batch locations into service days that fit

Start with the locations that need service, group them into workable days, then optimize the schedule against total mileage and drive time. Before applying changes, review location hours, operator assignments, and days that run beyond the target.

Build service daysGroup nearby locations around the work due Optimize miles & timeRecalculate the week before applying changes Check constraintsReview hours, ownership, and drive-time alerts

From plan to pavement

Keep the operator moving when the road changes

The assigned route moves into the mobile workflow with GPS-backed navigation, current traffic context, stop details, and the work waiting at arrival.

  • Navigate from the assigned stop sequence
  • Receive current traffic and turn alerts
  • Arrive with location, machine, and task context ready
A route operator checking the day's work beside a stocked service vehicle Vendistri active navigation showing traffic-aware directions and arrival time

FAQ

Routes & Scheduling questions, answered

Can I change a route after it is assigned?

Yes. Stops and assignments can be adjusted while keeping the location, machine, and service context connected to the work.

Can operators navigate from their phones?

Supported mobile workflows give operators their assigned stops, route summary, and GPS-backed navigation in the field.

Does route planning include mileage and time context?

Route activity can keep distance, travel time, stop order, and completed work together for a clearer operating record.