Scheduling
A drag-and-drop week grid with route targets, wave times, and coverage math built in. Smart Fill staffs open shifts by certification and preferred days, and blocks assignments that break your rules.
RouteReady brings scheduling, workforce planning, attendance, driver messaging, and fleet management into one place — built by people who've actually run a DSP.
Build the week against route targets, publish it, and every driver sees it instantly — no group texts, no spreadsheet copies.
A 13-week staffing forecast tells you how many drivers you'll need, how many you'll have, and when to start hiring.
Live check-ins against the roster, no-show decisions with your policy applied, and a record behind every outcome.
Van status, documents, and repair deadlines in one roster — and a grounded van can never end up on tomorrow's schedule.
Most DSPs run on spreadsheets, group chats, and half a dozen logins. RouteReady replaces that patchwork with one system where the schedule, the roster, the fleet, and the drivers all talk to each other.
A drag-and-drop week grid with route targets, wave times, and coverage math built in. Smart Fill staffs open shifts by certification and preferred days, and blocks assignments that break your rules.
A rolling 13-week view of routes vs. drivers needed vs. drivers available. Growing demand shows up as a hiring deadline months ahead — not as a panic the week it happens.
Drivers check in from their phone; dispatch watches the waves fill in live. Time-off requests flow into the same schedule the shifts come from, so approvals never double-book a day.
Direct messages, team channels, and broadcasts — with the driver's schedule and attendance in the same pane, so dispatch answers with context instead of tab-switching.
Every van's operational status, documents, mileage, and open issues in one roster. Repair orders track Amazon's 2-business-day and 14-business-day deadlines automatically.
Shifts, check-in, swaps, messages, documents, and onboarding on the driver's phone. New hires activate with one tap from a text — no passwords to reset on day one.
Real screens from the RouteReady dashboard and driver app, shown with demo data. What you see here is what your dispatchers use every morning.
Today's Plan is the first screen dispatch opens: who's scheduled, who's checked in, which waves are out, and what actually needs a decision.
The Targets page turns your route forecast into a hiring plan: drivers needed per week, drivers available, and the date you need to start hiring to stay covered.
Every conversation lives in one inbox — with the driver's shift status, attendance, and app activity in the side panel, so dispatch never answers blind.
The fleet roster tracks operational status, documents, driver reports, and repair state for every vehicle — and feeds it straight into scheduling, so vans and drivers are matched from the same source of truth.
Certifications, risk level, attendance, tenure, and app status on one screen — fed by the same data the schedule runs on, so it's never a stale export.
One tap to check in at the station. Their schedule two weeks out. Swaps and open-shift pickups without a phone call. The same system dispatch sees — from the driver's side.
RouteReady's AI is wired into the surfaces your team already uses — comparing inspection photos, answering questions from your real data, and turning the forecast into a hiring recommendation.
Each morning, AI vision compares today's inspection photos against yesterday's. A new scratch or dent is flagged with location and severity — before the van leaves the lot, and with a record you can use in a damage dispute.
Type what was last week's callout rate? and get a chart from your own data. The assistant reads your operation through scoped, structured queries — it can't invent numbers.
The staffing outlook combines your route forecast, roster, onboarding pipeline, and conversion rate into one sentence: how many drivers to hire, by when, and which availability to prioritize.
Amazon's fleet rules, FMCSA deadlines, federal I-9, and a verifiable audit trail — enforced in the system itself, not in a binder. Alerts fire when action is needed, not as background noise.
Every grounded van shows two live countdowns — open repair order due in 2 business days, repair complete due in 14 — mapped to Amazon's named DSP rules, with an audit row on every status change.
Flip a van to grounded and every same-day and future assignment to it is removed, each with an audit record. The dispatch board can't disagree with the fleet board, because they're the same data.
Form I-9 Section 1 in the driver's app, Section 2 in yours. Handbooks, NDAs, and consents flow through the same signing envelope — sealed with cryptographic signatures and a trusted timestamp. Anyone can verify a document from a link, no account needed.
Documents, assignments, attendance decisions, and coaching records append to a tamper-evident hash chain. The packet you hand an adjudicator or auditor is the record as it existed on the day.
A 30-minute walkthrough of the product with your operation in mind — so we both confirm RouteReady actually fits.
Install the desktop sync app and sign in with your normal SSO. Your portal reports flow into RouteReady — no manual exports.
Drivers activate from a text with one tap. Dispatchers get a one-hour training. Most teams are staffing inside a week.
Schedule, attendance, messages, fleet, and hiring in one system — with less time in spreadsheets and more time in the building.
See the whole business without asking for reports.
One screen for the day, one system for the week.
Everything they need, nothing they don't.
A 30-minute demo and a 14-day trial with your own routes and roster. If it doesn't earn its place inside the first week, you walk away.