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POINT-OF-SALE ROLLOUT PLANNING

POS Planner

Right display.
Right store.
Right route.

From a promotion list to a team ready to go. Plan store visits, compare vehicle routes and know exactly what to pack.

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Your stores & promotions

Three planning priorities

Depots, fleet & working days

Schedules & pack lists

Features

Built for the way POS
really gets installed

Promotion overlay

Stack every promotion list and see which stores need the most installs, so one visit does three jobs.

Three priority modes

Most installs first, tight areas, or shortest total distance. Compare them side by side before you commit.

Multi-depot & fleet planning

Run from one depot or many. Stores go to the nearest depot and each vehicle works only its own, with working days and running cost shaping every run.

Running costs in the currency of your choice

Every plan is costed per vehicle and per day, so you can show the client the saving, not just the route.

Outlier stores flagged

Stores that add a big detour to any route are called out, so you decide whether they’re worth the drive.

Driver-ready exports

Excel and CSV run sheets with driver codes, plus a day-by-day map for every delivery vehicle.

The road from plan to promotion

One rollout.
A clearer way forward.

A store can be on several promotion lists. A vehicle has its own capacity, cost and working days. Bring them together in a plan your team can actually use.

Compare distance and estimated vehicle costs
Schedule around each vehicle’s working days
Send dated schedules and POS pack lists to your team

Talk to us about your stores

A rollout, three ways

Illustrative routes

Promotion coverage

Prioritise stores with more promotion installs.

See the cost before you commit

Same stores, same vehicles, R5 166 less to run

An example plan: 164 stores, 182 installs and three delivery vehicles over six days. Switching from “most installs first” to “shortest total distance” cut 742 km.

Most installs first

3 848 km · R 26 699

Tight areas, busiest first

3 317 km · R 23 297

Illustrative example. Running cost from each vehicle’s cost per km. Bars show cost against the most expensive mode; actual savings depend on your rollout and fleet.

FROM YOUR FIRST STORE TO YOUR FINAL STOP

Less juggling. More clarity.

Load your rollout

Import stores from Excel or CSV and add a list for each promotion. Missing coordinates and unmatched store codes are flagged.

Find the right run

Compare three priorities, estimated kilometres and costs. Review vehicle loads and stores that add a significant detour.

Get your team moving

Review each day, export vehicle schedules and pack lists, then share Google Maps links or run sheets with your drivers.

Your next rollout starts here.

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