ArcGIS Navigator Features

Ability to input geographic data into GIS.

Store vast amounts of data in a variety of ways, such as individual files, databases, geodatabases, or the cloud.

Ability to make edits to data as the landscape changes.

Bring data to life in a 2D or 3D format.

Assign locations to significant addresses so they may placed as points on the map.

Select a point on the map and display data within a certain radius.

Visualize different forms of data in one single image.

Ability to take all of the collected data and publish it into one map.

Ability to read data to make informed decisions and predict patterns.

Export information on a specific data in the map.

Study data in live time to analyze any changes happening in the location.

Matches customer requests with routes and driver or vehicle availability.

Define default routes per customer, geography, type of vehicle or type of cargo.

Routes can be assigned to drivers individually or by batch base on criteria such as qualifications or experience.

Defines schedules for a geographical area, customer group, or type of delivery.

Define and implement constraints such as maximum distance or number of required stops.

Administrators can override schedules when unexpected changes occur.

Estimated time of arrival can be shared with customers and adjusted when needed.

Allows users to establish and change priorities for routing activities.

Routes can be automatically adjusted in real time based on predefined rules.

Adjust routes based on company constraints and customer requirements.

Analyse the performance of different routes or schedules.

Track time (for travel, load/unload, etc.) and the associated costs.

Monitor driver productivity based on KPIs such as time to destination.