PSIsrs was developed specifically for the requirements of logistics and manufacturing, delivering high-precision routing results considering customized configurations.
Cost and time pressure, employee responsibility, reduced CO2 emissions, increasing complexity of the transportation network, etc.
There are quite a few requirements that you as a CEP and logistics service provider or shipper have to handle every day. As an experienced partner of the logistics industry, we have developed software that reliably supports you in optimally mastering the challenges of your route planning.
The result: Reduced handling time, costs and emissions through more efficient route planning.
What can PSIsrs accomplish that Google Maps, for example, can’t? It’s quite simple: a customized configuration!
We consider your regional driver and dispatcher knowledge in our daily route planning. Whether special permits, permitted shortcuts, etc. – all information relevant to your drivers is stored in the system and considered for each new route planning. As a result, individual knowledge is transformed into swarm intelligence.
What does this mean for your logistics processes?
The knowledge of individual drivers or dispatchers is no longer lost when they are absent or sick, or when they leave the company. Even new or temporary drivers will quickly find their way around all routes.
by calculating the shortest routes and optimizing the use of vehicles
by precisely calculating the estimated time of arrival (ETA) thanks to the possibility of immediately reacting to unforeseen traffic obstacles
source and destination information
vehicle fleet
navigation
Thanks to open web standards, the results from PSIsrs can be quickly and easily transferred to any transport management system for your route planning. This enables you to work consistently with valid data that can be relied on all the time.
Rüdiger Stauch
Head of Sales
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