Overview
Curri’s Route Planner uses three core constructs that work together to power fulfillment: routes, stops, and orders.
Routes
A route is the day’s “bucket” that holds stops and the orders attached to those stops.
It’s the object your driver operates against while completing deliveries.
Stops
Stops are physical addresses your drivers go to.
Common stop types include:
Home base/branch/warehouse for pickups
Customer locations such as job sites, warehouses, or offices
A single route can contain many stops.
Orders
Orders represent what’s being moved.
An order can live on one stop or multiple stops:
Picked up at one stop
Dropped off at another stop
During fulfillment, orders can be marked picked up or dropped off, with:
Photos
Signature
Recipient name
Everything captured by the driver is visible from Route Planner so you can see exactly what’s happening in your operation.
How they relate (at a glance)
Route (the container for the day)
↳ contains Stops (the places to go)
↳ which carry Orders (the items to pick up and drop off)