I'll set up automatic courier route optimization turnkey

I set up a system that automatically builds courier routes for the day and frees the dispatcher from manually plotting points every morning. After implementation, the program takes today's list of addresses, calculates the shortest route considering the actual road network, and gives each courier a ready sequence of points instead of a raw address list. When a new order appears during the day, the route is automatically recalculated, and the extra point is built into the path of the nearest available courier — no one manually redraws anything.

I connect the system to your order source — it could be a spreadsheet, a website form, or an internal admin panel — so addresses get into the optimizer without manual transfer. When setting up, I account for real business constraints: time windows agreed with the client, vehicle capacity, courier work schedules, and typical road congestion in your city at different times of day. As a result, you get fewer kilometers per shift, fewer delays, and a dispatcher who spends minutes, not hours, planning the day.

What's included in the setup:
— automatic transfer of addresses and orders to the system
— shortest route calculation for each courier
— route recalculation on the fly when a new order appears
— accounting for time windows, capacity, and courier schedules
— clear export or dispatcher screen