Vehicle bases
Keep the resource starting context attached to each vehicle used in planning.
Fleet route planning software
Fleet route planning decides which vehicle serves which stops, in what order and on which day. Flowtlas plans fleet routes from the vehicles that are actually available: their bases, load capacity, daily working limits, maintenance and reservation periods, and the zones their drivers cover. Routes can run for a single day or as continuous multi-day tours, and the fleet team reviews every result before dispatch.
The operational problem
A route sequence is not useful when its vehicle is in maintenance, its daily capacity is exceeded or its base makes the assignment impractical. These constraints are often checked after planning, causing avoidable reassignment.
Flowtlas places vehicle resources beside locations, zones and planning dates. Planners can select the available fleet, set working hours per weekday and choose the operating mode before a plan is generated.
Product capability
Keep the resource starting context attached to each vehicle used in planning.
Record maintenance, reservations or other unavailable dates and ranges.
Set working hours per weekday and a maximum work and drive time per day.
Build continuous tours where vehicles do not need to return after each working day.
Keep stops with the drivers responsible for a zone when zone assignment is selected.
Restrict work to vehicles with the required equipment or load capacity.
Practical workflow
Choose the fleet resources and bases relevant to the current plan.
Add the visits, durations and territory scope that need coverage.
Account for availability, working hours, holidays entered as unavailable days and daily or overnight mode.
Check the generated result against vehicle restrictions, driver-hour rules and execution requirements.
Operational benefits
In practice
A fleet has several possible vehicles, but maintenance and reservations reduce availability during the planning period. Workload limits also differ between weekdays.
The planner selects the eligible vehicles and locations, applies unavailable periods and capacity, and generates daily or multi-day routes. The fleet team then confirms weight, access, legal and driver requirements before execution.
Questions
Fleet route planning assigns stops to the vehicles in a fleet and orders them so that each route fits the vehicle's availability, capacity and working day.
No. Flowtlas plans which vehicle takes which stops and in what order. Live GPS tracking, telematics and in-cab navigation are separate functions; confirm the mobile and integration options available for your workspace.
Yes. Vehicle unavailable periods can represent maintenance and other times when a resource should not participate.
Flowtlas does not guarantee that every route satisfies every legal or physical vehicle restriction. Teams must review the result before use.
Yes. Multi-day mode supports routes that continue across the selected working days.
Work with operational context