Three ways to automate
Built in. Orders reach EasyRoutes on their own — synced from Shopify, or imported from a spreadsheet, Zapier or the API with Order Sync. Autopilot then builds routes on the schedule you set, fills them with the orders that match your filters, and can assign and dispatch them to a driver.
No code, with Zapier. Connect EasyRoutes to 8,000+ apps. Pull orders in from BigCommerce, Wix, Square, Xero or Google Sheets, and send every route and stop update to Slack, a spreadsheet, a calendar or back to Shopify. See the Zapier integration and its templates.
For developers, with the API. The EasyRoutes API covers the whole delivery lifecycle — import stops, create and reoptimize routes, assign drivers and dispatch — and webhooks tell your systems the moment a stop or route changes. Connect an ERP, sync proof of delivery back to your order system, or pair API imports with Autopilot so routes build and dispatch themselves. Explore the EasyRoutes API.
Using Shopify? EasyRoutes is deeply integrated with Shopify, so many jobs you might reach for an API to do can be handled through Shopify’s own API or EasyRoutes’ built-in features. It also works hand in hand with your favorite third-party Shopify apps.
- Orders arrive on their own — from Shopify, spreadsheets, Zapier or the API
- Autopilot builds, assigns and dispatches routes on the schedule you set
- Route and stop updates reach your team and your systems through Zapier, webhooks or the API
