Solutions / Logistics

Long-Haul & Delivery

Route planning and delivery coverage for logistics teams.

Use Farun APIs to plan delivery routes, optimize multi-stop runs, map service areas, and render logistics maps inside your own tools. Add GPS Navigator hardware when drivers also need a dedicated navigation unit.

OPT

Stop ordering

ETA

Route timing

MAP

Delivery zones

Delivery Plan - Route 88 Optimized

Depot Alpha

Start 06:00 AM

Stop 04: Industrial Gate C

Optimized after 3 priority deliveries.

ETA 08:42 AM
Saved 18.6 km

Rural Drop 01

ETA: 09:45 AM

Optimized Route API + Routing API + Isochrone API

Logistics Problems

Logistics teams need software tools and driver tools.

Route planning, stop sequencing, delivery coverage, and map rendering belong in logistics software. Driver navigation may still need dedicated hardware in the vehicle.

Delivery Routes Need Better Planning

Logistics teams need routes, ETAs, stop order, and driver instructions before a vehicle leaves the depot. That planning usually happens in dispatch software.

Multi-Stop Runs Are Hard To Sequence

Manual stop ordering wastes distance and time. Dispatch teams need a simple way to reorder deliveries by travel time, distance, and operating constraints.

SLA Coverage Is Difficult To Prove

Teams need to know which customers can be reached from a depot within 15, 30, or 60 minutes. Straight-line radius maps do not show real road reachability.

Drivers May Still Need Dedicated Hardware

Some delivery vehicles need a physical GPS unit for route guidance, map search, and positioning. That is separate from the APIs used by logistics software.

Product Fit

Which Farun product solves which logistics problem?

Use APIs when you are building dispatch, delivery planning, route optimization, or dashboard workflows. Use GPS Navigator when vehicles also need dedicated navigation hardware.

Optimized Route API

Sequence delivery stops by time or distance.

Use the Optimized Route API to reorder multi-stop delivery runs for shorter drive time, lower mileage, and cleaner driver briefings. It fits into dispatch scheduling tools and route planning workflows.

Best for multi-stop delivery, service runs, and dispatch planning.

Routing API

Calculate delivery routes, ETAs, and route geometry.

Use the Routing API to calculate planned routes between depots, stops, facilities, and customer locations. Your system receives geometry, distance, duration, and turn-by-turn instructions.

Best for ETA prediction, route previews, driver apps, and trip reports.

Isochrone API

Map delivery coverage by real travel time.

Use the Isochrone API to show which areas are reachable from a warehouse, depot, dark store, or driver location within a selected time window.

Best for SLA planning, depot coverage, delivery zones, and capacity planning.

Vector Tiles API

Render operational maps in your logistics tools.

Use Vector Tiles to show depots, routes, delivery areas, driver locations, and service zones inside your own dashboard or mobile app.

Best for logistics dashboards, driver apps, map UIs, and operational overlays.

GPS Navigator

Equip drivers who need dedicated navigation hardware.

Use GPS Navigator when delivery vehicles need a physical navigation unit. It gives drivers built-in maps, route guidance, POI search, GNSS positioning, and marine chart support where relevant.

Best for long-haul vehicles, rural delivery fleets, and dedicated driver navigation.

For Developers

APIs for logistics platforms.

Farun APIs are built for developers creating dispatch systems, delivery planning tools, driver apps, route optimization engines, and logistics dashboards. You can use them without buying GPS Navigator hardware.

If your vehicles also need a physical navigation unit, add the GPS Navigator. If you are building software, start with the API hub.

See full API pricing

Without Farun APIs

  • Dispatch teams manually sequence multi-stop delivery runs
  • Route previews and ETAs depend on separate map providers
  • Delivery zones are drawn as rough circles instead of road-based coverage
  • Logistics dashboards need separate tools for maps, routes, and service areas

With Farun

  • Optimized Route API sequences delivery and service stops
  • Routing API calculates route geometry, distance, duration, and instructions
  • Isochrone API maps real travel-time coverage from depots and warehouses
  • Vector Tiles API renders logistics maps inside your own tools
  • GPS Navigator is available when drivers need dedicated navigation hardware

Logistics Solutions

Building logistics software or equipping drivers?

Tell us what you are building, how your delivery network works, and whether you need APIs, GPS hardware, or both. We will point you to the right Farun product.