Who this is for
Any operation with 100+ active routes where sequencing is decided manually or by static heuristics. The product is horizontal — the same engine audits beverage, gas, pharma or e-commerce last-mile routes. The pain is the same everywhere: the sequence ages, nobody has time to revisit it, and the invisible cost climbs.
Works best when:
- The operation already has a customer registry with coordinates
- There's at least some operational history (even if it's a kilometers spreadsheet)
- Leadership has authority to adopt adjustments without slow corporate approval
If the operation has fewer than 50 routes, the supervisor can probably audit it in their head. Beyond that, complexity outruns any spreadsheet.
What FELGOR Rotas isn't
Not a routing engine. If the company doesn't have a routing engine, this isn't the place to start. Not a black-box optimizer that auto-applies changes — humans stay in the loop. Doesn't promise magical 30% savings. Promises to make visible what is invisible today.
How it fits in
No disruption. The customer registry stays where it is, the routing tool keeps running, the supervisor stays in charge. FELGOR Rotas adds an audit layer that returns actionable recommendations in operations language, not algorithm language.
