Like vehicle GPS, but for people
The track by date and time, trips and stops, a movement player. One button shows a single trip.
The field agent's phone works like vehicle GPS: a point every minute while moving and every five minutes when stationary. Managers see the route for any day, and every morning the system builds a day plan and checks it against what actually happened in the evening.
| Time | Type | From → to | Km | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 08:05–08:32 | Trip | Factory → Gunesh market | 12.4 | |
| 08:32–08:51 | Stop | Gunesh market | Visit | |
| 08:51–09:04 | Trip | Gunesh → Ayna shop | 3.1 | |
| 09:04–09:16 | Stop | Near Ayna shop | No visit | |
| 09:16–09:40 | Trip | Ayna → Ulduz market | 6.8 |
The track by date and time, trips and stops, a movement player. One button shows a single trip.
Stops are labelled automatically: visit, at a shop without a visit, factory, overnight stay, unknown place. Anyone who stood at a shop and did not start a visit is visible at once.
Straight lines between points are snapped to roads. The calculation runs once and is remembered — viewing again costs nothing.
The system knows each shop's usual visit interval and picks the ones that are due, within the field agent's daily norm. A manager adds shops and changes the order.
What share of the plan was done, whether the order was kept, which visits were unplanned and how much extra distance was driven.
A trips report for a period for several people: search, sorting by any column, Excel and print. A field agent sees only themselves.
The data shown in the screens below is fictional.
Expeditors' movement by date and time — like vehicle GPS: the track on the map, trips and stops, visits, road-matched route, the day's plan and a trips report for a period. An expeditor sees only their own track.
A day plan for each expeditor: the system picks their shops that have not been visited for a long time, in the shortest order from the factory; a manager adjusts it and the expeditor sees it in the app. At the end of the day the plan is compared with what actually happened.
All data on this site — names, people, companies, shops, vehicles, figures, tables and screens — is fictional and serves only to illustrate how the system works. It is not a real business record. Any resemblance to real persons or organisations is coincidental.
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