Yes. Set specific start/end locations per route to represent different depots or driver home bases and plan accordingly.
Yes. Zapier supports connecting EasyRoutes with CRMs like HubSpot or ERPs like NetSuite. See: EasyRoutes Zapier Apps
Yes. Control what drivers can do and see: allow/disable re‑ordering or re‑optimizing stops and choose which customer fields are visible in the app.
Yes. When you fulfill through EasyRoutes, a tracking link is added to the Shopify fulfillment so customers can follow their delivery from their order status page.
Yes. New and updated Shopify orders flow into EasyRoutes automatically so your Orders page stays current for planning. If something looks off, refresh and check your date/location filters.
EasyRoutes provides templates for email alerts, Google Sheets logging, and more. See: EasyRoutes Zapier Templates
Yes. The API can update stops and routes (e.g., mark delivered/attempted, assign/dispatch, or edit route details), which can trigger notifications if enabled.
See: API Getting Started · Routes API
Yes. Import orders by CSV in Shopify or Web, including item‑level quantities and weights for capacity planning.
See: CSV Import
Use an access token generated from your EasyRoutes account and include it with each request per the Getting Started guide.
See: API Getting Started
Yes. Export your Wix orders to CSV, then upload them into EasyRoutes. See: Wix Import Guide
Yes. Once Squarespace orders are imported, they can trigger Workflows. See: Workflows Overview
Yes. Subscription orders from Shopify can be planned like standard orders. EasyRoutes also integrates with popular subscription/checkout apps.
Yes. Use the EasyRoutes API, webhooks, and Zapier to connect ERPs/CRMs/WMS or automate tasks without code.
EasyRoutes is a delivery management and route optimization platform for merchants, local delivery teams, and logistics operators. It helps you plan routes, dispatch to drivers, track progress in real time, and notify customers. Works with Shopify and integrates with other e-commerce platforms via EasyRoutes for Web.
No. Each route has one assigned driver at a time. To share the work, split stops across multiple routes or use self‑assign links on separate routes.
See: Driver Assignment
Most teams connect, fetch orders, and create their first optimized route in under an hour. Follow the suggestions in the Getting Started guide found in the EasyRoutes support portal to reach your “aha” moment fast.
See: Getting Started
Yes. EasyRoutes offers a public API and webhooks for integrating with external systems or building custom automation.
See: API Getting Started · Routes API
Yes. Add PoD image URLs to Shopify’s Delivered/Missed templates so customers receive photo links in standard Shopify emails.
Yes. Drivers can mark stops as Out for Delivery, Delivered, or Attempted and attach proof of delivery from the mobile app.
Yes. You can route Wix orders alongside Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, and more. See: Wix Integration
Workflows are available on EasyRoutes Premium and Enterprise plans. These plans unlock automation, advanced customization, and scaling features designed for larger delivery operations.
Yes. If a scheduled start time is set, routes can be auto‑assigned and dispatched to the selected driver when created.
See: Auto‑Dispatch
Yes. Imported BigCommerce orders can trigger Workflows inside EasyRoutes. See: Workflows Overview
Yes. Use the customizable Rescheduled notification (email/SMS) to explain delays, provide a new ETA/date, and include the tracking link.
Yes. Use the Routes API to import stops (orders) from any system that can send the required fields, then create or update routes with those stops.
See: API Import
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.