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Courier route planning software: prepare a route in Nexus

Route It provides the planning workspace for organising collections and deliveries. Start with accurate orders, review the working day and pass a clear stop list into the driver workflow.

White panel van parked beside a road
Illustrative photograph by Mathias Reding / Unsplash.

What is courier route planning software?

Courier route planning software organises jobs into a stop sequence. A useful plan considers collection before delivery, service time, the working day and the practical details at each address.

Check that every stop represents the right action. Goods may need a collection before an onward delivery; the same address can appear for different reasons. The route’s date, start, finish and assigned driver should all match the work being planned.

A practical walkthrough

Prepare, review and carry out the route

  1. Check job details in Book It before planning.
  2. Arrange the route and review collection dependencies and stop order.
  3. Confirm the assignment and review recorded progress as the work takes place.

Drive It is the next step for the driver’s work. For a business setting up its first operational process, the product guides explain the roles of booking, planning, tracking and delivery evidence.

Your questions, answered

Does route planning replace checking the job details?

No. Review addresses, collection dependencies, handling needs and agreed instructions before confirming the route.

Where can I check the current Drive It plan?

The Nexus product plans page sets out the current Drive It subscription, trial eligibility and separate usage charges. Follow the plan link before registering.

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Published 30 September 2026. Product information from Nexus workspace. Public updates feed.