Route a named crew, one driver per technician
Pick the mechanics working that day and each becomes a driver in the plan, with their own start point, hours and roster colour. Pick nobody and it plans as before.
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7 shipped· August 1, 2026
Routing the crew, not the vans.
Route planning knows who's driving: each technician starts from home on their own hours, and a day's run opens in Google Maps in one tap. Plus extras on counter bookings, and a rush fee that only appears when it's really a rush.
A technician's day starts where they do
Set a home base and driving hours on a person's Team profile. Pop-up clinic sessions can carry a buffer either side. Published customer times don't move.
Open a day's run in Google Maps
One link per vehicle, in the optimiser's order. Google's links carry ten stops, so a longer run says first 10 of 14 rather than dropping the tail.
Extras on a booking you take at the counter
The add-ons list sits under the service picker on counter bookings, so a tune-up and a flat fix no longer need two bookings.
Under the hood
A rush fee that means what it says
The rush surcharge only appears when the date is today in your shop's timezone and the job can be turned around, and it clears if the booking moves.
Import the customers an export can only name
The customer importer takes an address column and keeps customers with a name and no contact details, matched on the exporting system's own id so a re-upload finds the same person.
Mobile shops stop printing an address they haven't got
Reminders, follow-ups and first-service nudges print no address for a shop that doesn't take drop-offs. Shops can set a default reminder interval.
Got something you wish Velobook did?
Email alex@velobook.app. Half the entries on this page started as a one-line note from a shop. We ship in the order shops ask.