Plan around receiving windows
Keep customer time windows, driver shifts, maximum route duration and depot rules inside the route plan.
Wholesale & B2B distribution
Plan the heavy drops around the rules that actually matter.
Receiving windows, payload, route duration, depots, driver requirements, proof, cash and returns all affect a B2B delivery day. Keep them connected instead of planning only the drive between stops.
B2B delivery operations
Route optimization for more than parcels.
Circle Routes can plan recurring branch, trade, restaurant, retail, or commercial drops around capacity and receiving constraints, then carry them through dispatch, driver execution and proof of delivery.
Use real load constraints
Plan capacity by packages, weight or volume so heavy B2B work is not allocated on stop count alone.
Keep proof with the delivery
Driver workflows can capture photos, signatures, barcode activity and notes against the delivery record.
Handle cash and returns
COD collection, depot cash settlement, failed-delivery reattempts and return scanning can stay in the same operational workflow.
Multi-depot distribution
Keep regional operations separate without losing the network view.
Use depots, driver assignments, shifts, route-end behavior and zones to model how each operation works while keeping delivery history and analytics in one platform.
Next step
Test one of your real distribution days.
Bring the orders, receiving windows, depots and vehicle limits. We’ll show you how Circle Routes plans and runs the day.