Multi-stop routes in your order
Add stops and drag them into the sequence you want. Attain OS keeps exactly that order.
ROUTE PLANNING APP
A route planning app where you set the order and the team follows it
Build a route from your stops in the order you choose, open it in Google Maps and mark stops done as the day goes. Attain OS does not reorder or optimize your route.
Multi-stop routes in your order
Address search for every stop
Directions in Google Maps
Stops marked done, with time and person
Most route tools promise to find the fastest order for you. Attain OS does not: you decide the order, and it keeps the stops, the team and the customer together. Add stops by address, drag them into the sequence you want, then open the whole route as one directions link in Google Maps, with the first stop as the start, the last as the destination and the rest as waypoints in your order. Assign the route to your team, mark each stop done as the day goes, and share a link that lists the stops in order. If you want automatic optimization, this is not that tool.
Address search for every stop
Start typing an address and pick the place, so each stop is saved with its location and an optional name and description.
Directions in Google Maps
Open the whole route as one Google Maps link in your order, or open a single stop with its Navigate button.
Stops marked done, with time and person
Mark each stop done as you go. Attain OS records when it was completed and who completed it.
Assign, repeat, link a customer and share
Give a route assignees, a due date and a repeat schedule, link a customer, and share it with a public link.
You set the order, and what that means
A route is an ordered list of stops. Attain OS never reorders it, calculates distances or estimates arrival times, so the sequence is exactly what you drag it into. That suits jobs where the order is already decided by appointment times, delivery windows or a dispatcher who knows the area. When you open the directions link, Google Maps takes over the driving directions. Attain OS does not track drivers live and does not manage several vehicles at once.
Sharing a route with the crew and the customer
Assign a route to one or more team members, set a due date and make it repeat by days, weeks or months. Each stop can be marked done, and Attain OS records when and by whom. Link a customer to the route to keep it with their record. The public share link opens without an account and lists the stops in order with a Navigate button for each. Ticks made on that public page stay in the visitor's own browser and do not update your route; the done status your team sets in the workspace is what gets recorded.
Where a route planning app like this fits
It fits field teams whose days are a fixed set of visits: service calls, inspections, site walk-throughs, deliveries or a weekly customer round. Pair it with the appointment scheduling app when customers book their own visits, and with the shared calendar app for the time slots. It is not a dispatch system: there is no driver app, no live tracking and no stop statuses beyond done or not done.
Real-world scenarios
How teams use it in the real world
An HVAC crew lines up five service calls
The dispatcher adds five addresses in the order the appointment times demand and assigns the route to one technician. The technician opens the Maps link at the start of the shift and marks each stop done after the visit. The dispatcher can see which stops are finished and when they were completed.
A florist delivers event arrangements
Each stop gets a nickname such as the venue name, and the route is linked to the event customer. The driver uses the Navigate button on each stop. The florist sends the public share link to the venue contact so they can see the order of the stops, knowing that ticks on that page stay on their own device.
With Atty
How Atty gets you to a near-finished draft faster
- 1List the stops
Tell Atty in the web chat the stops in the order you want them.
- 2Review the route
Atty prepares the route with those stops in the order you gave and shows it to you.
- 3Change the order
Ask Atty to move a stop or drop one, or drag the stops yourself after it is created.
- 4Approve
The route is created when you approve it. Later, Atty can mark a stop done at your request, again after approval.
Sample output
What you walk away with
A close-to-finished draft — not a blank page. Here's the kind of result the flow hands you, ready to review, tweak, and publish.
- Route: Tuesday service calls, assigned to @riley
- 1. Maple Court, thermostat replacement
- 2. Harbor Road, filter change
- 3. Elm Street, quote visit
Key takeaways
- You set the order; there is no auto-optimization.
- One Google Maps link opens the whole route in your order.
- Stops are done or not done, with a time and a person recorded.
- The public share link is a viewing aid; its ticks do not update your route.
Frequently asked questions
Does Attain OS optimize my route?
No. You set the order of the stops and Attain OS keeps it. There is no shortest-path or fastest-order calculation.
Does it show ETAs, distances or live driver locations?
No. Open the route in Google Maps for driving directions. Attain OS does not calculate distances or arrival times and does not track drivers.
Can my team mark stops done from their phones?
Yes. Team members who are signed in can mark stops done in the browser on any device. There is no separate driver app.
What can a customer see from the share link?
The public link opens without an account and lists the stops in order with Navigate buttons. Ticks made there stay in the visitor's own browser and do not update your route.
Can Atty build a route for me?
Yes. Atty can create or update a route from the stops you give it and mark a stop done, and each change waits for your approval.
Is there a limit on stops?
Attain OS does not enforce a stop limit. For a very long day, splitting it into two routes keeps each one easy to follow.
