Routes

 

Map Routes are used to map out a route for a delivery or pick up.

 

Table Name: ProteinMapRoutes

 

Prior to creating a map route, the following must first be created:

Create a Route

The Map Routes section is used to enter the basic details related to the route between source and destination facilities. The map portion will default in with source and destination graphics to illustrate the route.

 

The Routes document contains the following sections:

Map Routes

  1. In Admin>Business>General>Maps, select Routes.

  2. Select the button to create a new record.

  3. Enter a Route No to identify the route. Alphanumeric, max 20 characters

  4. Enter a Route Name to describe the route. Alphanumeric, max 255 characters
  5. Select the Route Type. Available options are: Cost Center to Cost Center, Cost Center to Farm, Farm to Cost Center and Farm to Farm.
  6. From Source No, select the source, from where the route will leave.
  7. Source Name will default in.
  8. Select the Destination No, where the route ends.
  9. Destination Name will default in.
  10. The Primary flag will be selected by default. De-select if this is not the primary route.
  11. Enter the Distance In KM between the source and destination.
  12. The Distance In Miles will default in.
  13. In the Travel Time Minutes field, enter the total travel time from source to destination, in minutes.
  14. To map the route, select the Source No in the map and right-click to select Directions>Directions from Here.
  15. Select the Destination No in the map and right-click to select Directions>Directions to Here.
  16. The route will be displayed on the map.

 


Details

The Details section allows the user to define a custom route.

 

  1. Click the button to add a new detail line. The New Map Street Segments dialog box will appear.

  2. From Street Segment No`s, select the street segment.

 

  1. Sequence indicates the...
  2. Street Segment No identifies the street segment.
  3. Street Segment Name displays a description of the street segment.
  4. Street Segment Start Latitude indicates the starting latitude for the segment.
  5. Street Segment Start Longitude indicates the starting longitude for the segment.
  6. Street Segment End Latitude indicates the ending latitude for the segment.
  7. Street Segment End Longitude indicates the ending longitude for the segment.
  8. Street Segment Distance indicates the distance of the segment.
  9. Select the Street Segment Attribute No.
  10. Street Segment Attribute Name will default in with a description of the street attribute.