No coding is required if you use Zapier. For advanced custom integrations, API skills may help. See: API Guide
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. Draw custom delivery zones on the map to select orders in a specific geographical area, and reuse the same workflow whenever you plan routes for the same local area.
See: Delivery Zones
Yes. If enabled in Order Tracking settings, photos, e‑signature confirmation, and driver notes appear on the tracking page alongside live status updates.
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. Subscription orders from Shopify can be planned like standard orders. EasyRoutes also integrates with popular subscription/checkout apps.
Yes. Use the same Print flow and choose your OS/browser’s Save as PDF, or generate a route PDF for digital sharing.
EasyRoutes flags any orders that are missing a shipping address so you can add or correct the address before routing. For pickup orders, use your store or pickup location as the address.
Yes. EasyRoutes supports routing orders from multiple platforms together. See: BigCommerce Integration
Yes. Deactivating frees the seat for someone else to occupy, while keeping the driver in your roster for easy re‑activation later.
See: Managing Seats
Yes. EasyRoutes for Shopify and EasyRoutes for Web include a 14‑day free trial on any tier, so you can test our advanced features before subscribing.
See: Plans & Pricing
Yes. Export route/stop data to CSVs with customer details, timestamps, and links to proof of delivery for record‑keeping or analysis.
See: Exporting Data
Yes. Once Squarespace orders are imported, they can trigger Workflows. See: Workflows Overview
Yes. Admins can upload photos and notes directly to a stop from the browser if something couldn’t be captured from a mobile device.
See: Manual Upload
Yes. Export route/stop data to CSVs with customer details, timestamps, and links to proof of delivery for record‑keeping or analysis.
See: Exporting Data
Most teams connect, fetch orders, and create their first optimized route in under an hour. Follow the Getting Started guide found in the EasyRoutes support portal to reach your “aha” moment fast.
See: Getting Started
Yes. EasyRoutes can route orders from WooCommerce alongside other imported, custom, or Shopify orders.
See: WooCommerce Overview
Yes. SMS usage rates and monthly plan tiers are consistent between EasyRoutes for Shopify and EasyRoutes for Web (the Free tier is Shopify-only). Both use the same driver-seat model: you pay only for active seats and can toggle them on/off as staffing changes, with automatic proration for plan and seat adjustments.
See: SMS pricing · Pricing · Proration
You can automate tasks such as creating routes from new orders, applying filters to narrow the orders applying to each route, dispatching routes to drivers, sending delivery notifications, and updating Shopify order statuses.
See: Workflow Actions
Yes. You can route Wix orders alongside Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, and more. See: Wix Integration
ETAs use route distance, stop service times, and historical traffic, and they update during the day as drivers progress. Accuracy improves when addresses and time windows are clean.
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. Import orders by CSV in Shopify or Web, including item‑level quantities and weights for capacity planning.
See: CSV Import
Yes. Routes display estimated distance and drive time after optimization, and update automatically when you add/remove stops and re‑optimize.
See: Route Mileage
Yes. Assigned drivers receive a push notification when a route is dispatched to them, linking straight into the route in the EasyRoutes Delivery Driver mobile app.
Tracking pages show that a signature was collected and when; for security purposes, the actual signature image isn’t displayed publicly but is retained internally for reference.
See: Proof of Delivery