Trimble Launches Cloud-Based Appian Daily Planner for Multi-Stop Routing
Trimble Transportation has launched Appian Daily Planner, a cloud-based solution for multi-stop, multi-vehicle route optimization the company said improves asset utilization, on-time deliveries, and customer service.

Trimble Transportation's Appian Daily Planner is a cloud-based solution for planning routes.
Photo: Trimble Transportation
Trimble Transportation has launched Appian Daily Planner, a cloud-based solution for multi-stop, multi-vehicle route optimization the company said improves asset utilization, on-time deliveries, and customer service.
Appian Daily Planner delivers a modern planning experience and Trimble said it is designed to streamline and optimize the complex routing needs of multi-stop mixed and private fleets.
Real-Time Planning
By combining a highly-configurable interface with the Appian optimization algorithm that has been continually enhanced for more than 30 years, Appian Daily Planner empowers fleets to transition from static, batch routing to a real-time planning approach.
Asset Visibility
Trimble said Appian Daily Planner also adds enhanced asset visibility, enabling dispatchers and fleet managers to adjust and optimize routes in real-time and tracks planned versus actual route progress.
Trimble explained how with this cloud-based solution, fleet owners can improve their efficiency with real-time tracking for quick route adjustments and improve customer satisfaction by optimizing multiple delivery controls for faster, more reliable deliveries.
Key Features
The benefits of Appian Daily Planner, according to Trimble, include:
Dynamic Decision Making — With decision-assist capability and real-time insights, users can determine the most effective routes for all their complex routing needs.
Highly Configurable — An adaptable solution that enables customers to track and report on KPIs relevant to their specific business.
Fuel Reduction — Route optimization enables fleets to lower fuel consumption and reduce emissions for more sustainable outcomes.
Cost Savings — Route optimization can also reduce a fleet’s wear-and-tear, which can lead to reduced vehicle repair costs.
Easier and Faster Planning — An algorithm analyzes operational constraints and provides optimized, streamlined daily route planning, improving efficiency through improved asset utilization.
Real-Time Tracking and Monitoring — Visual cues and proactive alerts provide dispatchers with the key metrics needed to quickly track actual route performance against the plan in real-time.
Continuous Planning Modes — Dynamic routing without limitations on the number of orders, routing inside of boundaries, editing fixed routes, and selective routing.
“Appian is known for empowering fleets to develop optimized, cost-effective routes that meet their business and customer needs,” said Steven Kalnitzky, senior product manager for Trimble. “This continued evolution of the Appian suite of tools takes it to the next level, pairing our trusted route optimization capabilities with a dynamic, modern user experience.”
Additional Resources
In addition to Appian Daily Planner, the Appian suite includes the company’s Resource Calendar, DirectRoute for transportation analysts, and DRTrack for web-based reporting and tracking.
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