Barcode scanning is available on EasyRoutes Premium and Enterprise plans. Scanner-input Driver Tasks and barcode-based proof-of-delivery requirements both live in those tiers, in both EasyRoutes for Shopify and EasyRoutes for Web. If you’re on a lower plan and want to validate stops by scan, upgrading to Premium or above enables it.
See: Driver tasks · Barcode scanning
Yes. Zapier works with both platforms to import, sync, and automate orders.
Yes. Workflows are available across both platforms. In Shopify, they integrate tightly with your store’s orders and fulfillments (both Shopify-native and custom/imported stops), while on EasyRoutes for Web, they connect with your imported, custom, or API-generated orders.
No. Barcode scanning uses your driver’s existing phone camera, so no dedicated scanners or hardware are required.
Yes. Add PoD image URLs to Shopify’s Delivered/Missed templates so customers receive photo links in standard Shopify emails.
Yes. SMS usage rates and monthly plan prices are consistent between EasyRoutes for Shopify and EasyRoutes for Web. Both use the same driver seat model: you pay only for active seats and can toggle them on/off as staffing changes, with automatic billing proration for plan and seat adjustments.
Both products include the same core planning and optimization experience—map-based routing, configurable route options, tracking pages, notifications, and proof of delivery. Features that rely on Shopify’s native data/models (e.g., Shopify notifications, order tags, and subscription workflows) aren’t available on EasyRoutes for Web. Some automation tools are Shopify-only.
Drivers scan a barcode or QR code with their phone camera to validate each stop before completing it, in both EasyRoutes for Shopify and Web.
Real-time driver tracking is currently available on Premium and Enterprise plans for both EasyRoutes for Shopify and EasyRoutes for Web. Enable it in EasyRoutes Settings → Driver settings.
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