Route definition
Each route is a service pattern — postcodes or a drawn area, delivery days, cut-off hours, default driver and vehicle, and an origin warehouse.
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Logistics & Route Planning
Plan routes, run deliveries, and prove every drop.
What it does
What Logistics & Route Planning does
Routes, daily runs, drivers and vehicles in one place. Drivers work from an offline-capable app that captures a signature and photo at every stop, replacing paper route sheets.
Daily runs
A run is a route on a date, generated automatically from delivery days. Operators can edit, split, merge, cancel or rebuild them.
Close ↑Driver app (PWA)
Drivers accept a run and navigate stop by stop. The app works offline and syncs to the platform when signal returns.
Close ↑Proof of delivery
Signature, photo and partial-delivery reasons are captured at the stop, and a completed delivery triggers the invoice automatically.
Close ↑Fleet management
Vehicles with MOT, tax and service tracking, and drivers with licence and CPC compliance, surfaced as alerts before they lapse.
Close ↑Fuel & mileage logs
Drivers log fuel and end-of-day mileage; annual reports roll up fuel, service, insurance and depreciation per vehicle.
Close ↑Customer delivery tracking
A tokenised tracking link per delivery, with SMS and email at dispatch, out-for-delivery and delivered. Scheduled for Phase 1 on the roadmap.
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How it connects
Logistics & Route Planning works with the rest of the Fulfild platform. Changes in one module flow through automatically.