What goes in
- Addresses
- Parcels per day
- Vehicles
- Receiving windows
Network intelligence
Network intelligence: plan routes and capacity from real delivery data.
Group delivery stops into practical routes, compare vehicle capacity and test receiving windows. Delivery outcomes feed back in, so the next plan starts from evidence.
Planning example
Plan a network, district by district.
Example: Bihar, with 38 district centres, the same district data Delv Intelligence plans with. Hover or tap a district to see its name.
Route design
The same stops can form a clearer route plan.
24 example delivery stops around one hub. Compare them visited in arrival order against the same stops grouped into routes.
Planning example
24 example stops, visited in the order they arrived. One long, crossing path.
Planning exampleSame 24 stops, same hub, two ways to plan them. Distances are modelled from the drawing, not measured.
| Measure | Tangled handovers | Grouped routes |
|---|---|---|
| Routes | 1 | 4 |
| Total distance | 0 km | 0 km |
| Longest route | 0 km | 0 km |
The data advantage
Delivery evidence improves the next planning cycle.
GPS, delivery outcomes and exceptions from one plan become the inputs for the next one.
- 01Delivery evidence
GPS, delivery outcomes and exceptions from every route.
- 02Address quality
Outcomes correct the address, ready for the next route.
- 03Route inputs
Corrected addresses and stop data feed the next route model.
- 04Measured review
The plan is compared against what actually happened.
What goes in, what comes out
The plan is only as good as what feeds it.
What comes out
- Route plan
- Vehicle count
- Hub capacity
Start here
Bring the demand. We'll build the comparison.
Share addresses, representative volumes and the constraints your routes must meet.