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How are you assessing technician reachability and geographical effectiveness to facilities?

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We have a range of accelerators that fast-track results and prioritize outcomes over technology.

These accelerators are expertly tailored for needs across various departments, industries, and business applications.
Territory Planning
  • Build a route that is beneficial to the Technician and the customer. Save time and money through effective planning.
  • Ensure customers are serviced by their nearest point of contact. This will help achieve better customer satisfaction through more timely visits.

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Route Planning
  • Reduce transport costs by planning effective routes and conserving mileage burn and driver overtime
  • Validate existing 3rd party costs by mapping out individual routes.
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Blackspot Analysis
  • Identify blackspot areas where technician coverage is poor and create an opportunity to employ from this area.
  • Based on the drive time reachability allocation of customer visits can be fairly allocated.

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territory planning

Efficiency In Reactive Jobs

Are my technicians overlapping when travelling to customers?

  • Set a travel catchment time to quickly identify if customers could be serviced by nearer technicians using accurate drive-time data.
  • In some cases, three or more technicians may be able to reach the same customer – identify them using the Line Bubble chart.
  • Review how many customers are assigned to each technician with the Line chart.
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route planning

Technician Effective Existing Ones? Routing

Are my technicians taking the most effective routes?

  • Collate technician routes and, using the filter box, easily view the routes taken in the map view.
  • By utilising the route optimisation engine, each selected route is compared against thousands of alternatives to identify the most effective one.
  • Answer key questions such as: What if I increased the number of vehicles? What is the cost and time value of the route?

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Blackspot Analysis

Territory Blackspot Analysis

What is the travel reachability of my technicians across the country?

  • Use a 25-minute drive time to visualise, via isochrones, how far each technician can travel. Drill down from region to district to ward.
  • Bring in additional KPI data (e.g. volumes and targets) and connect it to the map using the region/district hierarchy.
  • Analyse technician coverage individually and identify those impacted by overlaps with other technicians using the scatter plot.
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