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Route planning

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Planning a round by memory or a paper map costs you time every single day. MyRound turns the day's jobs into a route on its own — you drive it, you don't plan it.

The same street, grouped together

The day's jobs come back ordered so the same road gets done in one pass, not three separate trips because the round was built up ad hoc over months. That's minutes saved on every single day, not just the odd one.

Built from the jobs already on your schedule

The route isn't a separate thing to maintain — it's built straight from whatever's due that day in the schedule. Add a job, move a job, and the route updates with it. There's no second system to keep in sync.

Jobs and expected earnings, at a glance

Before you've left the yard, the day shows how many jobs there are and what they're worth. Useful on a normal day, and essential the morning you're deciding whether it's worth going out in the weather.

What a route replaces

Most rounds start as a mental map — you know the streets, you know roughly what order makes sense, and it works right up until the round grows past what one person can hold in their head, or someone else needs to cover a day. A round built up ad hoc over months usually has a few streets done out of sequence purely because that's the order the customers were added in, not the order that makes sense to drive. MyRound reorders the day by street automatically, so the round drives the way it would if you sat down and planned it properly — without having to actually sit down and plan it.

Why the same street matters more than it sounds

Doing one street in one pass rather than three separate trips isn't just a few minutes saved — it's fuel, it's wear on the van, and it's the difference between finishing at 3pm and finishing at 5pm on a day with the same number of jobs. Over a full week that adds up to real time back, without cutting a single customer from the round.

Does the route update if I add a job during the day?

Yes — the route is built from the schedule in real time, so a job added mid-morning slots into the route rather than needing a separate visit.

Do I need to plan the route the night before?

No. It's generated from whatever's due, whenever you open it — there's nothing to prepare in advance.

What if a job needs to be skipped or moved?

Moving a job in the schedule moves it in the route too — they're the same underlying data, not two systems to update separately.