Recurring Route Scheduling

Crews get accurate route sheets every week without a dispatcher rebuilding them by hand each time.

15 hrs
Time saved/month
6
Companies have mapped
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About This Automation

Route scheduling for landscaping crews involves manually reviewing confirmed jobs, checking crew availability, and building efficient routes. This manual process is time-consuming and prone to inefficient routing that wastes fuel and crew time.

Automated route scheduling analyzes job locations, crew capacity, and availability to generate optimized routes automatically. Routes are formatted and sent to crew leads through a messaging platform, with changes handled instantly when jobs are added or crews become unavailable.

Key features
Analyze confirmed jobs, crew availability, and vehicle capacity to generate optimized routes
Apply geographic clustering to minimize travel time and fuel consumption
Format routes into crew-friendly summaries and send them automatically
Handle last-minute job additions and crew unavailability with instant rescheduling
Log all assignments back to the job management system for tracking

How The Automation Works

The full workflow, from trigger to completion.

1. Weekly Scheduling Window Openstrigger

The automation runs every Monday and Thursday morning at 6 AM, or when triggered manually by the operations manager.

2. Fetch Confirmed Jobs

The system retrieves all jobs marked confirmed for the scheduling week, including location, duration, service type, and crew requirements.

3. Check Crew Availability

The system queries crew calendars to identify available crews and flags any absences or conflicts.

4. Optimize Routes with Logic

The automation applies location clustering, vehicle capacity constraints, and crew skill matching to generate efficient routes. the automation outputs a proposed route assignment for each crew.

5. Routes Approved?

Manager reviews the proposed routes in a summary email. If approved, routes proceed to crew assignment. If rejected, manager can adjust parameters and re-run.

6. Send Route Assignments

Approved routes are formatted and sent to crew leads with job details, addresses, and estimated duration for each stop.

7. Log Assignments

Route assignments are recorded, updating each job with its assigned crew and scheduled date.

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Estimated Time Saving
15hrs/month
Process pain:8.2/10
Mapped by:6 Companies

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