Moved the branch selection, date selection, and master order search to the header of the application.

You can now make either the Gantt chart or the map full screen. Select the handle and pull one direction or the other.

Newly incorporated into the Visibility Dashboard is the ability to see single route progress. By selecting a device indicator icon, the map displays the route and zooms to scale accordingly.

Each of the small circles (without a blue border) represents a stop on the route. The color and shape inside of that circle represent the current status. Red indicates the stop is either delivered late or the ETA is late; green indicates the stop is early/on time or is tracking early or on time. A checkmark indicates the stop is complete. Circles with the stop number indicate stops that have yet to be completed.

When hovering over a stop, you get information about that stop including the time window, the planned arrival time, and if available, the actual delivery time and estimated time. Clicking on the stop allows the user to select an Edit Route button, which returns the user to the planning page.

The route line is colored in showing all of the completed segments. Incomplete segments are represented by a dashed line.

There are new map tools that can be used with the single route view. Selecting this icon allows the user to toggle on or off fully completed routes, GPS breadcrumbs, or other routes.

When completed routes is toggled off, routes that are fully completed are hidden from the map. When other routes is toggled off, then only the current route selected is displayed.

When GPS breadcrumbs are displayed, each GPS ping is represented in the route line by a green circle. Selecting one of these circles displays the time of the ping, the speed of the truck at that time of the ping, the header, and the odometer (If available in your GPS integration).

When selecting a single route, the graphs on the top right of the page are hidden in place of route details showing each stop, the status, the planned arrival departure, and the actual or estimated arrival time. Selecting the stop details icon on the right opens the DRTrack stop details page in a new browser tab. Select the Graphs icon at the top of the pane to bring the graphs back.

Added a second lasso behavior for users that prefer not to click to add anchors to the map. After clicking the lasso icon and holding down the shift icon, the lasso drawing tool becomes free form and anchors are created automatically to allow resizing. To use the existing lasso, do not press Shift while lassoing.

Address2 is not a field available to drag onto unloaded order cards.

Rather than having to reconfigure the order and line item details the user wishes to see on unloaded orders and loaded stop cards, the selection is retained in between sessions in the app.

Removed the requirement to add a driver when creating a reservation on the Gantt chart.

To ensure the planner understands the GeoResult of a planned stop, the GeoResult is added to the stop card.

To improve data density, the user can toggle between the card view of unloaded orders or a grid view of the orders. To enable the grid, click the Hamburger menu:

After clicking the Hamburger menu the grid expands to two panel widths:

All icons at the top of the unloaded order panel work the same way as if cards were selected.

Scrolling to the right of the grid will show a configuration icon, allowing the user to configure the columns displayed. Aside from the default columns, any number of user fields or volume types can be added. The configured data is retained between sessions.

The column will not resize based on the number of columns selected. The user will need to scroll left and right to view all the details.

The list is automatically paginated, but the user can configure the number of records they’d like to see before having to go to the next page.

Columns can be rearranged by “grabbing” a column header and dragging and dropping to the desired position. These column orders will be retained between sessions.

Selecting a column header will automatically sort the data ascending and descending using the data in the column. The entire grid can also be sorted using the icon at the top of the panel.

Just like with cards, the rows in the grid for each order can be dragged onto the Gantt chart to create new routes or add to existing routes.

To view the line items in an order, simply select the arrow next to the order and it will expand showing each line item associated.