DSP driver scheduling
DSP driver scheduling built for route coverage, not generic shifts.
Amazon DSP and last-mile delivery teams need schedules that match route count first, rescue drivers second, and payroll exports third. CoveredRoutes is driver scheduling software built for that workflow.
Why generic schedulers fail DSP teams
Most employee scheduling tools assume hourly shifts at fixed locations. DSP operations run on route slots, rotating days off, call-outs, and rescue coverage. A driver schedule that ignores route count creates uncovered routes by Wednesday and payroll corrections by Friday.
What CoveredRoutes handles
- Route-count coverage — enough drivers assigned to match daily route demand Sunday through Saturday
- Rescue drivers — mark overflow and backup drivers without losing route assignments
- 4-on / 3-off rotations — weekly grids designed for recurring delivery operations
- Guaranteed-pay preview — see days worked and pay columns before payroll export
- CSV exports — cleaner inputs for ADP, Paycom, Paylocity, or spreadsheet workflows
Who this is for
DSP owners, operations managers, dispatchers, and payroll admins managing 30–150+ drivers who build weekly schedules in spreadsheets today and want a faster, more reliable process.