Features
From planning to workable routes
Routeez brings demand, availability, appointments and travel into a proposal that planners can review, adjust and confirm.
The flagship capability
Plan with the planner in control
Bring visits, availability and appointments into a proposal that the planner reviews and confirms.
Routeez proposes assignments. The planner confirms visits, exceptions and publication.
Explore planning in detailConflicts before publication
A reviewable schedule with visible conflicts.
One controlled working version
One approved version for planner and field teams.
The accountable person confirms
Routeez proposes assignments. The planner confirms visits, exceptions and publication.
Connected capabilities
Support around the planning decision
Demand and capacity
First expose incoming demand and who is genuinely available.
From request to schedulable assignment
Capture a request once and check its content and capacity before scheduling it.
IntakeAvailability and team coordination
Use current availability, roles and working areas in the same context as planning.
Availability
Route and tradeoff
Compare complete routes and see why a proposal is under pressure.
Plan and compare routes
Compare travel, stop order and time windows without reducing every constraint to distance.
RoutesInsight at the point of planning
See travel, workload and open demand in the context of the decision, not only in a later report.
Operational insight
From confirmation to delivery
Carry only the approved change forward, without entering the same information again.
Less duplicate work when plans change
Update schedules, routes and communication from one confirmed change.
Less administration
From request to delivery
One workflow, from three perspectives
A request is entered too many times
Calls, email and forms create incomplete versions that mix feasibility with care content.
A client requests two morning visits. Intake sees which days have room and discusses an alternative before confirmation.
An address list is not a workable route
The shortest line ignores service time, handoffs, fixed windows and who may perform a task.
A sample must arrive before lab handoff. The planner compares an earlier stop with a separate pickup without silently moving a fixed client window.
The same change lives in too many places
After a schedule change, calendars, route sheets and messages are manually aligned, creating stale versions.
A visit moves to the afternoon. After confirmation, the provider sees the new time and route without a separate sheet or retyped message.
Start from the situation consuming time today
The same capabilities only become meaningful in a concrete operation, route or team.
Independent care providers
Appointments, travel, calls and administration are often only reconciled into one working day in the evening.
A working week that also works on the roadCare teams
When one condition changes, effects on people, timing and later work become visible too late.
Resolve an absence without losing contextMedical labs
Pickup windows, processing and fixed handoffs together determine whether a sample round is workable.
Sample rounds built around real deadlinesMeal delivery
When one condition changes, effects on people, timing and later work become visible too late.
Meal rounds that can adapt
Three principles remain constant
A proposal, not an automatic decision
Conflicts and tradeoffs stay visible to the planner.
Only necessary data
Every planning question gets an explicit data boundary.
Confirm before sharing
A draft only becomes actionable after human confirmation.