Mizan Routes · complete prototype

Build delivery routes that fit your constraints.

The operations manager uploads the day's orders and fleet. Mizan Routes refuses to compute if the data is doubtful, then produces the routes, a map, and a quantified comparison with the usual route.

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How it works

From order to route

01
Orders and fleet
Import of the day's orders; depots and vehicles managed in the app, depot picked on the map or by address
02
Quality check
Insufficient capacity, aberrant coordinates, negative quantities: the calculation is blocked and the problem explained
03
Optimization
Vehicle capacities, customer time windows and estimated arrival time, on real road distances
04
Results
Interactive map, kilometres and FCFA compared with the usual route, history and a summary exportable to PDF or Excel

Under the hood

The same standard as Mizan Data

"You can't decide, or model, on corrupted data." The quality check blocks optimization on doubtful data: never a silently wrong result. And if the routing engine is unavailable, Mizan Routes stops rather than computing straight-line distances without saying so.

OR-Tools
route solver with capacities and time windows
OSRM
self-hosted routing engine, realistic speeds for Abidjan
Traffic
optional real-time traffic (TomTom), automatic fallback reported by email
Power BI
read-only access to your results for your own dashboards

Status

A complete prototype, awaiting a first real case

Mizan Routes was developed and tested on simulated datasets; it has not yet been used by a client fleet. So we publish no savings figure: it will depend on your routes. The next extensions are already planned in the data model:

  • Several starting depots (today: one active depot per calculation)
  • Automatic geocoding of delivery addresses (today: GPS coordinates required for orders)
No firm delivery date, unless specifically agreed by contract.

Are your routes costing more than they should?

Send us a typical day of deliveries: we recalculate it with you and compare.

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