Duplicate a plan
Copy a plan and its stops into another day — the fastest way to run a route that repeats, without re-importing anything.
Deliver to mostly the same places every day? Don't rebuild the plan each morning. Duplicate copies a plan's stops into another day, so you start from yesterday's work and only adjust what changed.
Duplicating a plan
From the plans list (or a plan's menu), choose Duplicate. Routerra copies the plan's stops into a new plan for the day you choose — the activity log records it as "duplicated plan" with the stop count, so there's a clean trail of where the copy came from.
Open the plan you want to reuse
Usually today's — or a "master" plan you keep around as a template for a recurring run.
Choose Duplicate
Routerra creates a new plan containing the same stops.
Adjust for the new day
Add today's one-offs, drop anyone who's off the list, fix any changed details.
Optimize and dispatch as usual
Duplicate vs the Address Book
Two tools solve the "same customers every day" problem, and they work well together:
- Duplicate a plan is best when the whole list repeats — copy the plan and tweak.
- The Team Address Book is best when individual customers recur across different plans — save them once and pull them in wherever they belong.
Keep your regulars in the address book with Autosync on, and every duplicated plan inherits the corrected pins and instructions automatically. That's the compounding setup called out in A typical morning.
What's next
- Import stops — other ways to fill a plan
- The Team Address Book — reuse individual customers across plans