Fields
"Southwest Austin," "North County Route," "Downtown A." The name shows
up in every dispatch dropdown, filter, and map badge, so keep it short
and recognizable.
or drivers; use it for anything you want the next dispatcher to know
(e.g., "Crossed with Bill's residential route on Thursdays").
the nine preset swatches or paste any hex code (e.g., `#3B82F6`). Colors
should be visually distinct from each other so the dispatch map is
readable at a glance.
to hit in a normal day here. Used by Route Plan as a soft cap when
auto-building routes. Leave blank if you don't want a target.
service window for the territory. The dispatch board uses these as the
default window when creating recurring stops.
Choosing a color
Colors are used in the cockpit map overlay, the territory filter
chip, the "Territories today" list, and the territory badge on
job cards. If two territories share a color, users can't distinguish
them on the map. A quick rule of thumb: use blue shades for high-density
metro areas and orange/red for outlying areas so the overlay reads at a
glance.