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Table view: Order and run on the Table View

Written by Arthur Ashdown

Using the table view of the Planning screen, you can plan separate orders or runs consisting of several orders. An order on the table view looks like the one in the figure below:

If you hover a cursor over the information icon

in the order window, a pop-up window with order data will appear:

Clicking on the order in the schedule window will highlight the respective order marker on the map and show the order capacity information in the upper left corner of the map.

Hover a cursor over the respective order marker on the map to see order information in the pop-up window.

To see the total run of a particular vehicle, select this vehicle from the list of vehicles. The schedule window for this vehicle will open, and the route of the vehicle will be displayed on the map.

A vehicle run in the table view looks like the one below. Let us study it more closely.

Using the Run control panel buttons, you can:

  • lock/unlock the run

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    ),

  • change the run start time

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  • unallocate orders

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  • change the run start time

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  • unallocate orders

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  • print the driver manifest

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  • export waybill to Excel

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  • send order details to a driver

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To add a new run to the driver schedule, click the

button. The new run is created, where you can add new orders:

During planning, use the upper toolbar to perform actions with the schedules . For more information about the upper toolbar, refer to the Toolbar section.

To work with map actions and filters, use the special controls on the map. For more information, see View modes of the Map.

To evaluate the total efficiency of planning, use the Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) displayed under the upper toolbar on the Planning screen.For more information about the KPIs, refer to the Key Performance Indicators section.

While scheduling, you can edit planning settings for the current planning day from the Planning screen. Click the

button to open th Settings window (see the figure below):

For more information about the Settings window, refer to the Settings window section.

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