A constraint-aware dispatch board for small mobile crews, with travel and job context visible.
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Demand against crew capacityPRIVATE WORKSPACE · MEMBERS ONLY
Arrange four service stops on a draggable map with the shortest modeled order shown directly; compare schematic distance, time, and buffer before dispatcher review.
See membership and trialEach capability has its own job, inputs, method, and reviewable output. Your member workspace keeps the work, its assumptions, and its next step together.
Place four stops on an editable schematic map; the numbered path shows the same shortest of 24 modeled orders used in the work product. Compare modeled service time, straight-line travel, and buffer. Reconcile appointment windows, setup, and breaks in Route Sequencer and Day Load; verify real roads, traffic, access, and crew availability before dispatch.
Route AtlasEnter one job per line as label | arrival start | service minutes | drive from previous job | required skill. Test the map's best order against these windows; inbound drive minutes are recalculated from schematic straight-line map legs. Replace them with verified road estimates, include the return trip, then save only after dispatcher review.
Route sequencerEstimate weekly field hours including between-site travel. Flag a planning threshold for human review; this is not payroll or legal advice.
Paid-hours loadA compact, printable packet with the requested scope, access plan, gear, completion criteria, and a customer-approved constraint.
Crew-ready job packetCompare required service hours with confirmed available crew hours, protected leave, and operating buffer; produce a capacity picture for a human scheduler.
Coverage boardAdd service duration, travel, setup, customer-window waiting, protected break time, and uncertainty buffer to see the modeled finish and identify overrun risk before the route is confirmed.
Day loadThese are static demonstrations using invented sample details. The interactive tools, saved analyses, and account history live inside the paid workspace.
ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE · NOT LIVE DATA
Current order: Depot → Oak Street → Pine Avenue → Cedar Lane → Birch Court → Depot · best modeled order: Depot → Oak Street → Pine Avenue → Cedar Lane → Birch Court → Depot.
ROUTE ATLAS Current order distance: 176.7 schematic units Best order of 24 possible stop sequences: Depot → Oak Street → Pine Avenue → Cedar Lane → Birch Court → Depot Best modeled distance: 176.7 schematic units Distance saved: 0.0 schematic units Estimated travel time saved: 0.0 minutes at the entered rate Current route block: 419.5 minutes including modeled service, schematic travel, and the protected buffer Reordered route block: 419.5 minutes including modeled service, schematic travel, and the protected buffer On-site time: 300.0 minutes across four equally modeled stops Protected buffer: 40.0 minutes Reconcile this schematic block with Route Sequencer and Day Load: Route Atlas does not include customer-window waits, setup/closeout, or protected breaks. This checks every stop order using straight-line distances on your editable map; it does not use GPS, road networks, live traffic, customer addresses, access constraints, qualifications, or schedule availability. Verify the actual route with the people doing the work.
ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE · NOT LIVE DATA
Estimated finish 16:00 - 70 min between-site drive - 70 min waiting for entered arrival windows - 30 min protected break placed in sequence. Entered windows are not live traffic.
Stop 1 - Oak Street - ETA 09:00-10:00 - skill recurring office clean Stop 2 - Pine Avenue - ETA 11:00-12:00 - skill recurring home clean Protected break - 12:00-12:30 Stop 3 - Cedar Lane - ETA 13:00-14:00 - skill recurring home clean Stop 4 - Birch Court - ETA 15:00-16:00 - skill recurring home clean Modeled customer-window wait: 70 min. Add setup/cleanup, weather, parking, access, and state/local work-hour rules before confirming.
ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE · NOT LIVE DATA
Job site 33h + between-site travel 4.5h + required prep 2h, shared across 2 people, plus 4 other hours/person.
PLANNING CHECK Total entered work: 39.5 hours Crew size: 2 people Even-share estimate: 23.8 hours/person Review threshold entered: 40 hours This rough equal-share check can miss uneven assignments and does not determine legally compensable time, overtime, meal periods, state rules, contracts, or payroll. Verify actual schedules.
ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE · NOT LIVE DATA
Job Example cleaning visit · arrival Customer-confirmed visit window · assigned Crew A.
JOB: Example cleaning visit ARRIVAL: Customer-confirmed visit window CREW: Crew A APPROVED SCOPE Clean the agreed rooms and surfaces; inside oven excluded unless the add-on is approved ACCESS / SITE CONSTRAINT Confirm the authorized entry method; keep access details on the assigned private job record TOOLS / SUPPLIES Customer-approved vacuum and labeled products; crew lead checks labels, surfaces, and PPE DONE WHEN Complete the agreed checklist, record time and exceptions, and ask before added work Confirm the latest revision with the assigned crew before dispatch.
ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE · NOT LIVE DATA
2026-10-02 · 5 jobs · 16.0 net crew hours available · 18 hours required.
COVERAGE · 2026-10-02 Confirmed crew hours: 22 Known absence: −4 Protected buffer: −2 Net available: 16.0 Required: 18 Hours gap: 2.0 Specialist coverage gap: 0.0 h Scheduler: Operations lead Confirm individual availability, skills, travel, customer windows, and applicable work/rest rules with the people involved. This does not assign staff or authorize overtime.
ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE · NOT LIVE DATA
4 scheduled job(s) - 9.08 h planned including travel, setup, customer-window wait, break, and buffer.
DAY LOAD - 2026-10-02 Window: 08:00-16:30 = 8.50 h Jobs: 4 On-site: 6.5 h Travel: 1.25 h Setup / closeout: 0.5 h Customer-window wait: 0 h Protected break: 30 min Overrun buffer: 20 min Planned total: 9.08 h Estimated finish: 17:05 Check stop sequence, traffic, access, and applicable break requirements. Confirm the schedule with the crew and customers; this is not a time clock.
Sequence jobs, count between-site travel as work-time planning input, and expose overloads before the schedule is confirmed.
Use the numbers, dates, choices, and context specific to the decision in front of you.
Every tool explains its calculation or sorting method and flags assumptions that need a human check.
Members can save results to their private workspace, revisit past work, and build a repeatable process.
Membership includes all 6 specialist tools, the service-specific Operations Desk, account-synced work queues, saved analysis history, service insights, and a field method guide.
Import a supported file or start with your service details, then generate a prioritized, service-specific action pack you can review, save, and export.
A payment method is collected at secure checkout. Trial eligibility and the exact renewal date are shown before checkout. Cancel from Account before the trial ends to avoid the first monthly charge.
Eligible new members receive seven days of access. Checkout displays the renewal date and monthly price before a payment method is submitted.
Yes. Sign in, open Account, and use the cancellation control. Renewal turns off in one step; access continues through the current paid period.
No. Every public example uses illustrative data. Your saved analyses are private to your account.
Review the calculation, save it with related service history, and export a service-specific action pack. You choose what to apply next.