www.intergis.comSelectRoute geared toward smaller firms

March 1, 2002
InterGis LLC has released SelectRoute, a new Internet-connected solution of its routing, scheduling, and dispatching software, for small to mid-size companies

InterGis LLC has released SelectRoute, a new Internet-connected solution of its routing, scheduling, and dispatching software, for small to mid-size companies with field service and delivery operations.

SelectRoute allows a company to automate routing, scheduling, dispatching, and tracking of service technicians, vehicles, or equipment. The company can run its service and delivery operations anytime, anywhere from an Internet connection. SelectRoute enables the user to cut costs on fuel and travel time by as much as 25%.

Providing up-to-date information on location of trucks or service technicians, the system can inform users of scheduled arrival times, as well as changes in schedules. SelectRoute also performs resource management for representatives, vehicles, and workforce activities. The system reports planned vs actual drive times, arrival times, and work times on a real-time and historical basis.

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