How do I print a route?
We understand that sometimes there is nothing better than old school ink and paper to get the job done. Printable delivery routes can be very useful for a number of different reasons and having a physical route may be an important part of your delivery workflow. EasyRoutes has gone the extra mile to make sure all your delivery route printing needs are covered.
After you have created a delivery route, click on the Print button located at the top of your stop list:
For routes created as part of a route group, you can print all routes included in that group at once by navigating to the All routes page for that group (using the arrows or menu in the top-right corner when viewing any route within the group) before clicking the Print button below the map:
When you click on the print button, you will see a menu with a list of items to include in your printed delivery route. You can include all the information you need, and exclude the items you don’t:
Route Map:
Print the same map you see when you generate your route. By default this map is zoomed to the right level to see all your stops.
List of Stops:
Include the list of stops your driver will be visiting when out performing their deliveries.
Items:
If it is useful, you can include a list of all the items included in each order. You can also opt to enable Notes, Order tags, Order attributes, Payment status, and/or Customer email in the same manner.
Inventory:
You can include a summary inventory of all the items that need to be included in the route. This inventory can be used as a packing list to make sure your driver has everything before setting out to make their deliveries.
Order Tags:
If you are using Shopify’s Order Tags in a way that it is important for your driver to see them, you can include these on your printed delivery route as well!
Packing Slips & Labels:
Both Packing slips and Packing labels can be printed from the same menu.
- See this support article for more information on configuring and printing Packing slips
- See this support article for more information on configuring and printing Packing labels