Operations Matrix – Track Multiple Routes Progress In Real-Time

Route4Me’s Operations Matrix gives you a comprehensive visual overview of your routes’ progress in real-time. The Operations Matrix displays your selected routes or all routes scheduled for the current date. You can view the precise visitation progress of each route with color-coded metrics that update in real time. In this guide, you’ll learn how to use the Operations Matrix to view multiple routes, destinations, route stop details, progress, schedule predictions, and more.

Route4Me Operations Matrix, near real-time route tracking, stop details and schedule tracking, color-coded stop status and schedule tracking.

 

 

Open Operations Matrix – Routes List And Routes Map Operations Matrix

To open the Operations Matrix, go to “Dynamic Routing” > “Routes” to open your Routes List. Then, follow these steps:

  1. Check the box next to one or more routes you want to open in the Operations Matrix
  2. Click “Bulk Actions” from the action bar above the Routes List
  3. Select “Operations Matrix” in the Bulk Actions menu

Once you’ve opened the preferred routes in the Operations Matrix, you can track their progress in more detail than the Routes List “Progress” tracker. Keep reading to learn how to use the Operations Matrix for tracking route progress.

Open Your Routes Page

Open the Operations Matrix from the Routes List.

 

Operations Matrix Overview

Once you’ve opened the preferred routes in the Operations Matrix, you can track their progress. The earliest route is displayed first, and the latest route is at the bottom.

Additionally, the percentage displayed next to each route indicates how many destinations have already been marked as “Arrived” or have been Detected as Visited by geofencing. These visited destinations are broken down into the percentage of destinations visited “On Time“, “Early“, and “Late” respectively.

The Operations Matrix shows routes by number based on their scheduled start.

 

The Operations Matrix displays route progress based on the set Destination Status on route addresses by drivers using Route4Me’s mobile apps. Additionally, the route origin, or depot, and any destinations visited out of the planned route sequence are marked with corresponding icons.

Operations Matrix – Operations Matrix Overview – Icons

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Furthermore, destinations in the Operations Matrix are color-coded. Each color corresponds to when a destination was Marked as Visited compared to the expected route schedule.

Red (Behind Schedule): The destination was Marked as Visited five minutes or more after the Planned Visit Time.
Gray (On Time): The destination was Marked as Visited within five minutes before or after the Planned Visit Time.
Green (Ahead of Schedule): The destination was Marked as Visited five minutes or more before the Planned Visit Time.

Destinations in the Operation Matrix are color-coded.

 

Filter And Sort Routes On The Operations Matrix

Just like other Route4Me interfaces, you can filter the routes displayed on the Operations Matrix. Simply click “Filter” and enable your preferred options to see routes only relevant to your needs.

You can also click the “Sort by” field to sort all displayed routes by the selected metric or data value. You can learn more about route data values in the Route Data Catalog.

Filter and sort the routes displayed on the Operations Matrix.

 

View Destination Details And Schedule In Operations Matrix

Furthermore, the Operations Matrix enables you to view the scheduling details of destinations.

To do so, click a destination. The details panel shows the name of the associated route, the date for which the route is scheduled, the destination’s alias and address, and the available scheduling details, which show the following information:

To see stop schedule details, hover over the respective stop in the Operation Matrix.

Operations Matrix – View Destination Details And Schedule

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You can also see a full breakdown of a route’s planned and current information. Simply hover over a route’s name to see a summary of all its key metrics, schedule details, order information, and more.

See a full breakdown of a route

 

Managing, Sharing And Exporting Operations Matrix Data

Additionally, from the Operations Matrix, you can access route management features, share routes, and export routes. To do so, click the Three-dot Icon next to a route to access the following options:

Access additional management, sharing, and export features on the Operation Matrix by clicking the Three-dot Icon on the preferred route.

Operations Matrix – Managing, Sharing And Exporting Operations Matrix Data

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About author: Alex Yasko

Alex YaskoAlex Yasko is the Go-to-Market Product Manager and Information Architecture Manager at Route4Me. With thousands of hours of experience, Alex specializes in breaking down complex last-mile optimization and routing scenarios into simple, actionable instructions, helping last-mile businesses streamline their operations effortlessly.

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