Kerbel · route planning for delivery fleets
Plan every van’s run in one click.
Kerbel turns today’s delivery list into a run for every van. It keeps customer time windows, van limits and driver hours, and re-plans when the day changes. The map above is the real planner: press Plan routes, drag a drop, or add one.
Demo figures: the same 23 drops and 3 vans, hand-planned (zones in order received) and planned by Kerbel.
A morning run, stop by stop.
Kerbel fits the way your dispatch desk already works. Nothing to fit in the vans: drivers use the Kerbel Driver app on the phone they already carry.
07:30
Import the day’s drops
Orders arrive from your shop, a spreadsheet or the API, each with its address, time window and parcel count.
07:35
Plan in one click
Kerbel groups drops into vans, orders each run and keeps every customer window and van limit.
07:40
Send runs to drivers
Each driver gets their run in order on their phone, with navigation and photo proof of delivery.
All day
Re-plan as it changes
Add a late order or move a drop and the plan updates, without moving stops a driver already has.
The demo run, compared
47% fewer miles
Compared with the hand plan: the same drops split into zones and driven in the order the requests came in. That is how most small fleets plan without software, so it is the fair baseline. Your own saving depends on your drops.
Same 23 drops, 3 vans
Miles driven
56.0
Last van back
09:47
Windows met
23 of 23
Fuel used
3.9 gal
Fleets that plan with Kerbel
Grocery delivery
Hollis Grocer Co.
31%
fewer miles
A neighbourhood grocer running two delivery waves a day cut a third of its miles by planning both waves together instead of by zip code.
14 vans
Florist
Brightwater Flowers
42%
fewer miles
A four-van florist stopped losing Valentine's morning to route planning, and met every timed delivery for the first time.
4 vans
Pharmacy group
Tanner Street Pharmacy
27%
fewer miles
A three-branch pharmacy group moved from one planner per branch to one plan for all nine vans, and prescriptions now reach care homes before the morning round.
9 vans
On February 14th I used to spend two hours with a map and a highlighter. This year I planned 212 drops in the time it took the kettle to boil.
Marisol Achebe, owner of Brightwater Flowers (4 vans, Portland, OR)