Straight answers before the first stop.

A multi-stop route planner organizes several destinations into a useful driving sequence. Unlike opening addresses one at a time, it considers the route as a complete workday.

No. RoutePilot plans and tracks the delivery workday, then opens a selected stop or route in Google Maps for navigation.

Yes. RoutePilot is designed first for individual couriers and drivers, while company controls and larger plans can support teams.

They remain recorded with their status. You can keep unfinished stops visible and carry relevant work forward instead of losing it.

Closed workdays can sync to your private cloud account. An active route can also be restored on another signed-in device. Local history created before signing in must first be opened on that original device so it can upload.

Yes. Saved customers keep driver-owned contact and delivery details so you can find and reuse them without rebuilding every stop.

Previously loaded app screens and local route information can remain available in limited offline conditions. A connection is required for sign-in, cloud sync, location resolution, and new route optimization.

Starter supports 10 stops per optimization, Driver Pro supports 45, and Driver Max supports 100. You can keep planning additional batches within the plan’s route workspaces.

No. Customer and route records are protected by account and organization access rules. RoutePilot’s administrator dashboard intentionally excludes raw customer routes and live driver locations.

Couriers, parcel drivers, local shops, small delivery businesses, field salespeople, technicians, and anyone visiting multiple customer locations in one day.