JOpt.TourOptimizer is an enterprise route optimization and scheduling engine for logistics, dispatch, transportation, and field service operations. It solves VRP, CVRP, VRPTW, pickup and delivery, multi-depot planning, heterogeneous fleet routing, and workforce scheduling under real-world business constraints.
The platform supports time windows, working hours, capacities, skills and expertise levels, territories, zone governance, overnight stays, alternate destinations, and custom business rules. Available as a Java SDK and Docker-based REST API with OpenAPI/Swagger, JOpt.TourOptimizer integrates into existing software platforms.
It helps organizations improve planning efficiency, service quality, transparency, SLA compliance, and operational reliability at scale. It is designed for software vendors, enterprise developers, and operations teams that need scalable optimization technology for production use, not just basic route calculation.
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