By operation
For people and services planning visits, deliveries, pickups or trips.
Who it is for
Routeez for your daily operation
See how Routeez fits your routes, teams and organisational structure.
Two starting points
Choose the daily operation or organisation format
By organisation
For teams and organisations coordinating capacity, rules and collaboration.
By operation
What moves, and which agreement bounds the route?
Start with the daily operation: care visits, samples, meals or people. Each operation has its own windows, handoffs and exceptions.
A working week that also works on the road
Bring appointments, travel and administration together without losing control of your calendar.
View this profileSample rounds built around real deadlines
Review pickups, service time and laboratory handoff as one time-critical round.
View this profilePlan accessible and assisted transport
Keep journeys, vehicle requirements, time windows and assistance connected for passengers who need support.
View this profileMeal rounds that can adapt
Bring departure, delivery windows and available drivers into the same round.
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By organisation
How is capacity organised?
The same planning question takes a different form for a team, a district-based organisation or cross-organisation collaboration.
Care teams
Review replacement with skills, continuity, route and workload in the same view.
View this profileHome-care organisations
Compare demand and room across teams while every handoff remains visible and confirmed.
View this profileCare groups
Make demand, capacity, minimum data and confirmation explicit for every handoff.
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Not rigid boxes
Operation and organisation overlap by design
A home-care organisation may coordinate care visits and accessible transport. Choose the operation to see process constraints and the organisation profile to understand roles, capacity and handoffs.
Shared foundation
These capabilities run through every profile
Planning
Bring visits, availability and appointments into a proposal that the planner reviews and confirms.
Plan with the planner in controlRoutes
Compare travel, stop order and time windows without reducing every constraint to distance.
Plan and compare routesAvailability
Use current availability, roles and working areas in the same context as planning.
Availability and team coordinationOperational insight
See travel, workload and open demand in the context of the decision, not only in a later report.
Insight at the point of planning
Test one recognisable operation in a pilot
Bound one route, team or handoff. Together we define constraints, roles and evaluation.
Discuss an operational test