Workflow

Order of Operations

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Class Diagram

CLass Diagram

Define Orders and Customers: Start by creating orders that need to be fulfilled and associating them with customers. Each order includes details like location, priority, delivery requirements, time windows, weight, and volume.
Set Up Vehicles and Constraints: Define the fleet of vehicles available for routing. Each vehicle can have different capacities, fuel types, operational hours, and allowed road types.
Set Configuration Parameters: Set up the optimization criteria such as minimizing distance, time, or cost. You can also define constraints like vehicle capacity, time windows, and road restrictions.
Execute Optimization: The system uses advanced algorithms to compute the most efficient routes based on the defined goals and constraints, ensuring all orders are fulfilled effectively.
Track the Status of the Optimization: When an optimization request is initiated, a request object is created. This object allows you to monitor the progress and status of the optimization process.
Review and Manage Routes: After optimization, review the generated routes. You can make changes - such as adding or removing orders - and re-optimize to improve results.
Execute and Monitor: Once routes are finalized, they can be executed by the fleet. The system provides real-time tools to track vehicle progress.

Delivery Services: Optimize routes for delivery trucks to ensure timely and cost-effective delivery of goods to customers.
Field Service Management: Plan routes for service technicians to visit multiple customer locations for maintenance or repairs.
Waste Collection: Optimize routes for garbage trucks to collect waste from residential and commercial areas efficiently.