Group first
Look for isolated pins and repeated travel between the same areas.
Screens 5–6 · Maps
See the route shape—not just a list of postcodes
Filter the map by date or round, check numbered stops, adjust the order and then compare two complete rounds before moving work between them.
Real Android beta screens · demo data
Two local rounds shown at once, each fitted to its own map.
One route or two
Use the view that matches the decision
A single ordered map helps run the day. Comparison mode helps decide whether two rounds are shaped sensibly.
How it functions
Filter, inspect, order, navigate
- Scope the work: show all scheduled customers, choose a date or isolate a colour-coded round.
- Read the order: numbered markers match the customer list below the map.
- Keep control: optimise the sequence or hold the drag handle to save a manual order.
- Start driving: launch navigation for the chosen set instead of rebuilding stops in another app.
- Compare shape: select two rounds, maximise the maps and look for isolated or overlapping pockets.
A better trial
Do not optimise bad grouping
Software can shorten the order inside a poor route, but it cannot make distant work profitable by magic. Test the round boundaries first, then the stop order.
Order second
Compare the suggested route with local restrictions and the way you actually enter each street.
Keep exceptions
Confirm the app lets you retain manual control for access times and fixed appointments.
Less guesswork between rounds
Put two real route shapes beside each other
Start with a copied round, keep your original order and compare the result before changing live work.