Vehicle capacity
Account for weight, volume, dimensions and loading limits when shaping transport plans.
Route scheduling & optimization
Plan routes around
real operational
constraints.
Bring orders, vehicle resources, product-category rules and scheduling priorities into one coordinated transport plan.
The constraints behind the route
DepotStock availability
Stop ADelivery window
Stop BCapacity limits
Stop CLoading requirements
Plan around vehicle weight, volume, dimensions and loading limits.
Illustrative planning view
Capacity & delivery windowsMix rules & transport conditionsScheduling priorities
Operational planning inputs
A route plan reflects
more than distance.
Connect resources, product-category rules, transport conditions and priorities when shaping each trip.
Delivery & pickup windows
Bring delivery commitments, pickup windows and operational working hours into route scheduling.
Fleet & resource availability
Plan around own-fleet resources, external transportation partners and their defined operating rules.
Loading requirements
Consider product dimensions, handling needs and loading limits alongside the route plan.
Warehouse schedules
Coordinate transport plans with loading and unloading activity at the facilities involved.
Stock by product & location
Use inventory availability to connect transport requirements with stock across logistics locations.
Product mix & non-mix rules
Define which product categories can share a load and which must remain separate. Apply category-specific combination rules during planning.
Transport conditions by category
Match product categories to the required transport conditions and equipment, including refrigeration, ADR requirements and tail lifts.
Scheduling priorities
Apply defined planning priorities when sequencing work and allocating resources, alongside capacity, time windows and product-category rules.
From requirements to a transport plan
Turn operational inputs
into coordinated planning.
A connected workflow brings transport demand, operating constraints and execution preparation together.
- 01
Bring the demand together
Connect orders, product requirements and stock information with the locations to be served.
- 02
Apply the operating constraints
Account for capacity, time windows, mix rules, category-specific transport conditions and scheduling priorities.
- 03
Coordinate the transport plan
Carry the route and resource plan into warehouse scheduling and shipment execution.
Warehouse coordination
Connect the route plan
with the loading plan.
Transportation planning depends on product availability and the activity at loading and unloading locations.
iBisTMS brings stock information, category compatibility, transport conditions and warehouse schedules into the planning context, helping teams coordinate the preparation and execution of trips.
Explore enterprise integrationConnected planning information
01
Orders & stock
Products, categories, locations and transport requirements.
02
Routes & resources
Vehicle eligibility, mix rules, priorities and planned trips.
03
Warehouse activity
Loading, unloading and operational timing.
Operational use cases
Built around your
planning environment.
Different networks and resources create different scheduling requirements.
Explore operational use casesMulti-site distribution
Coordinate requirements across warehouses, depots and delivery locations.
Mixed fleet operations
Bring internal capacity and external transportation partners into the plan.
Time-window deliveries
Reflect delivery commitments and operational working hours in scheduling.
Depot loading coordination
Align trip planning with stock availability and loading activity.
Category-specific transport
Plan loads around product compatibility, refrigeration, ADR requirements and tail-lift equipment.
Priority-based scheduling
Reflect defined operational priorities when sequencing work and allocating transport resources.
Connected capabilities
Keep the plan connected
to the next operational step.
Your planning requirements
Let’s discuss the constraints
behind your routes.
Tell us about your product categories, vehicle requirements,
delivery commitments and planning priorities.