
Today at a glance
The deliveries a rider has marked today, without a phone call to ask him.
Add a rider, assign him a route, and watch the day fill in. Each rider sees his own screens and nothing belonging to anyone else.

You ring one rider to ask where he is, another to ask what he collected, and you still cannot compare last month against this one.
Until the riders come back, nobody at the shop knows how much of the route is done.
You judge a rider on the last complaint you heard, not on what he did all month.
One shared login means a rider can wander into customers and figures that are not his.
The rider gets his own login, so his work is his own and stays separated from the rest.
He is assigned to a route, and the customers on that route become his day.
Today deliveries appear as he marks them, so the shop can see the route moving.




The deliveries a rider has marked today, without a phone call to ask him.
Pick a period and read how the rider did across it, rather than by last week impression.
What the rider has been paid over time sits on his own record, ready to open.
Move a rider to a different route and his day list changes with him.
A rider sees his own work. The rest of the business does not open for him.
No. A rider only gets his own screens. His route, his deliveries and his own record are what open for him, and nothing wider than that.
You change his route assignment and his day list follows. The customers on the new route become the stops he sees the next morning.
Open his performance for a chosen period rather than the last few days. It is read from the work already recorded, so it is evidence rather than an opinion.

Set your team up once, and the day stops arriving as a stack of paper in the evening.
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