Using the Gantt Chart you can schedule runs consisting of several orders. A run on the Gantt Chart looks like the one below:
Run Segments and Data
Any run consists of the "head" (grey field at the beginning of the run), the orders, and the "tail" (grey field at the end of the run).
Let us study the "head" of the run in details. The "head" displays the run information.
The black line at the bottom of the "head" indicates the loading time. By hovering a cursor over the black line on the "head", you can see the loading duration.
The "tail" of the run displays the information on the unloading end time, end of day return point and its address:
Hover a cursor over the orange line at the bottom of the "tail" to see the information about the driving distance and the driving duration to the depot or the end of day return address.
Hover the cursor over the black line on the "tail" to see the unloading duration.
Hover the cursor over the "head" or the "tail" field of the run the pop-up window to see the run information.
Sometimes, when a driver is planned to come to an order address earlier and wait for an order execution, the waiting time, as well as the break time, will be displayed on the run on the Gantt Chart:
Run Context Menu
While planning, you can perform some actions to a run. To perform Run actions, hover the mouse over the run on the Gantt Chart and right-click the context menu:
