Uniform, linen and mat routes that fit the truck
Clean uniforms, linens and mats out, soiled goods back, every week, planned to the bins on every truck.
Sound familiar?
Soiled goods with nowhere to go
Clean bins go out full, soiled bins come back full, and a big account late in the day doesn't fit.
Delivery days that drift
Accounts expect the same day every week, and every new one is squeezed onto whichever day has room.
Every-other-week accounts
Some accounts only get mats every two weeks, but the driver still runs the full list in the full order.
Optimized at every step
Most route tools optimize once. Axiom Routing keeps your uniforms, linens and mats routes tight as you grow, and every single day.
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When we build your routes
Weekly routes built so each truck's bins hold the clean goods going out and the soiled goods coming back.
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Every time you add a customer
A new restaurant or shop goes on the truck and day that passes closest with bin room. You approve it, and the rest stays put.
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Every day, for who's actually due
Each day is re-planned for just the accounts due that day, weekly and every other week alike.
Load sheets
Bins for clean out and soiled back
Each morning's load sheet totals mats, garments and linens per truck against its bins, counting the soiled goods coming back too.
- Bins per truck, shared by every product
- Soiled returns counted against the space
- Mats, uniforms and linens on one stop
- Truck 1 · Route 211 of 12 bins
- Truck 2 · Route 511 of 12 bins
- Truck 3 · Route 99 of 12 bins
Same day, every week
Every account keeps its day
Routes run on fixed weekdays, so an account sees its driver on the same day every week, and every day fits your hours.
- Weekly and every-2-weeks accounts
- Arrival windows for kitchens and back doors
- Days balanced inside your hours
- Mon18 accounts · 6.9 h
- Tue17 accounts · 6.6 h
- Wed18 accounts · 7 h
- Thu16 accounts · 6.4 h
- Fri17 accounts · 6.7 h
Every account keeps its day. Days stay inside an 8-hour limit.
Daily report
What went out and what came back
When the routes are done, the office gets what was delivered and picked up at each account, ready for your billing system.
- Delivered and returned, by product
- Missed accounts with the reason
- Account numbers for quick entry
Today's deliveries are ready
Ames branch · sent at 4:42 pm
fewer miles from daily re-planning in our test, on routes already tuned by hand
setup, including your first 1,000 customers
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What could you save?
Typical numbers are filled in. Change them to yours.
- Estimated savings on driving, a year
- $21,415
- Axiom Routing, 4 routes a year
- − $3,540
- Setup, first year only
- − $349
- Estimated net, first year
- $17,526
At these numbers it would pay back its setup in about 1 month, then save about $1,490 a month.
An estimate, not a guarantee. These numbers come from what you enter and typical results. What you actually save depends on how your routes run today, your costs and your customers. Axiom Routing does not promise any amount of savings.
See the full breakdownSpeaks your language
The app uses the words your team already uses. Change any of them in Settings.
- Delivery · one account on a route day
- Product · mats, garments or linens
- Truck · what the driver runs
- Plant · where trucks start and end
Questions
Does it count the soiled goods coming back?
Yes. Each product can say what comes back and whether it takes space, so the bins are planned for clean goods out and soiled goods back.
Can one account get mats weekly and uniforms every two weeks?
Yes. Each product at an account has its own schedule, and they ride on the same visit when they're due together.
Do I have to replace the software we bill from?
No. Axiom Routing plans and runs the routes; keep your current system for contracts and billing.
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