Keep assignments clear
Enter each driver’s origin, stops, service time, and finish. The shift study compares preassigned routes; it does not silently move a customer from one driver to another.
For owner-led and small route teams
Compare when each planned route should start.
When drivers already have their own stop lists, StopSage can compare their start windows across a shared operating day. It helps a coordinator discuss the time-versus-distance tradeoff before sharing each route with a phone.
Plan driver start timesCompare a shared window
Use the same operating window and interval for the team, or compare independent windows when routes have different start constraints.
Share route legs
Each completed route includes compact Open and Share actions plus email, copy, and QR options so a driver can continue in Maps.
A simple shift-planning review
1. Add the routes
Choose two to five preassigned driver routes and add their stop addresses.
2. Set the assumptions
Choose a date, start window, interval, service minutes, and optional fixed finish for each route.
3. Discuss the result
Review the sampled departures and totals, then share the route each driver should open.
Designed for a fit check
This workflow is useful for a small delivery or service team that already knows who handles which stops. It is not a full dispatch system: it does not balance workloads, enforce breaks, check appointment feasibility, track vehicles, or guarantee employee availability. For one shared stop list, use the multi-stop route workflow instead.
New verified accounts start with five free planning credits. Prepaid packs are 20 credits for $19 or 100 credits for $79. The exact quote appears before any paid run.
Try a driver-start comparison
Use a representative operating day without including private customer details in a public demo. The synthetic route example is available without an account.
Open the StopSage planner