Each EasyRoutes for Shopify install connects to a single Shopify store. To combine data from additional external sources, import stops via CSV, API, webhooks, or Zapier.
Yes. Email and SMS editors include Preview with Example Data so you can confirm branding and variables before enabling. For live tests, try a draft order to yourself.
Workflows save time and reduce errors by automating routine steps, like creating routes with new orders on delivery days, or auto-dispatching routes to assigned drivers, all based on custom scheduling that works for your business. This keeps operations efficient and customers informed.
Learn more: Workflows Guide
Workflows are automation tools within EasyRoutes that let you set up custom rules and triggers to handle repetitive delivery management tasks automatically. Instead of manually creating routes, adding orders, and assigning drivers, Workflows can take care of it for you.
See: Workflows Overview
Yes, with a custom Zapier integration or the EasyRoutes API.
Add or remove stops on existing routes, then re‑optimize to refresh ETAs and send updates to the driver app. Changes can be made anytime during the day.
Yes. You can connect Squarespace orders to EasyRoutes via CSV import, Zapier, or the EasyRoutes API. See: EasyRoutes for Squarespace
Yes. Flag COD stops for payment collection and document hand‑off with proof of delivery and route exports.
See: Cash on Delivery
Yes. Select stops on a route and choose Send to another route, or drag between routes on a Route Group. Re‑optimize after moving to refresh ETAs.
Yes. Confirm the route is started, location is set to Always/Precise, battery saver is off, and the app is up to date. If needed, reopen the app to resume tracking.
Yes. You can manage Squarespace orders alongside Shopify, WooCommerce, Wix, and more. See: Squarespace Integration
No. Subscriptions are month‑to‑month; upgrade/downgrade at any time and charges are prorated when your plan changes.
See: Prorated billing
Yes. The Routes page shows unstarted, in‑progress, completed, and archived routes. Filter by status or date to find older runs.
Yes. Define custom start and end points per route so planning and ETAs include travel to and from these locations. Supported in EasyRoutes for Shopify and EasyRoutes for Web.
See: Start/End Locations
Yes. Drivers can launch directions via Google Maps, Apple Maps, or Waze from each stop, and pick a default navigation app in their mobile app settings.
SMS messaging rates are determined by the country of the recipient, and are billed on a per-segment basis.
Yes. Choose which events trigger email/SMS — Ready, Out for Delivery, Driver is X Stops Away, Delivered, Missed Delivery — and optionally Scheduled/Rescheduled.
Delivery Analytics shows totals and trends for stops and routes, including completed vs. missed deliveries, average delivery time, per‑driver performance, and route metrics over a chosen period.
See: Delivery Analytics
Workflows are available on EasyRoutes Premium and Enterprise plans. These plans unlock automation, advanced customization, and scaling features designed for larger delivery operations.
Yes. EasyRoutes offers a public API and webhooks for integrating with external systems or building custom automation.
See: API Getting Started · Routes API
Yes. Subscription orders from Shopify can be planned like standard orders. EasyRoutes also integrates with popular subscription/checkout apps.
Yes. Export route and stop data — including links to proof of delivery — to CSV for reconciliation or further analysis with external tools.
See: Export routes/stops
Yes. Enable Balance routes to distribute stops as evenly as possible across multiple routes/drivers while respecting other route constraints (like time windows, or item/weight limits).
See: Balance routes · How many routes?
Yes. Add scheduled driver breaks to new or existing route, and EasyRoutes will insert a break stop while updating downstream ETAs and total route time.
See: Driver Breaks
Export orders as a CSV with one row per item for best results. See: Wix Import Guide
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