Protect delivery windows
Each stop can carry a delivery window, while the plan also respects shift and route-duration constraints across the fleet.
Grocery & slotted delivery
Plan around the delivery window, not just the shortest route.
Build grocery and scheduled-delivery routes around customer windows, traffic, service time, vehicle capacity and driver shifts — then keep dispatch and customers informed as the day changes.
Scheduled delivery
A route can be short and still be operationally wrong.
Circle Routes keeps the constraints that make scheduled grocery delivery difficult inside the planning model, then carries the route into warehouse, dispatch, driver and customer workflows.
Keep loads inside capacity
Use capacity by packages, weight or volume so work is allocated around what each operating setup can realistically carry.
Plan for traffic and service time
Use time-of-day traffic profiles plus flat, customer-specific or smart service-time modes to make the schedule more realistic.
React while the day is live
Last Mile Pulse gives dispatch visibility into route progress, driver status, time slots and exceptions after the vans leave.
Operational workflow
Continue after optimization.
Use barcode load-out, driver mobile workflows, customer tracking, proof of delivery, COD controls, failed-delivery reattempts and depot returns/debrief without handing the operation to another system.
Next step
Test one of your delivery windows.
Bring a real day of scheduled orders. We’ll show how Circle Routes plans it around your windows, capacity, shifts, depots and traffic assumptions.