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St. Louis-based Agilis Systems has released SmartROUTE, designed to allow companies with mobile workers to create an optimized work schedule.
Agilis says that SmartROUTE is ideal for service-based companies that regularly dispatch workers for on-site customer service. It allows dispatchers to create the most efficient service route for each worker and is easy to update when scheduling changes or emergencies arise, according to Daniel Huber, Agilis Systems president.
"Everyone has gotten frustrated by having to wait at home for service technicians, whether it be for cable, the internet or any other household need," Huber says. "SmartROUTE is the tool that will allow companies to set more specific arrival times and meet them."
Visit www.agilissystems.com.
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