View a single route vs. all routesCopy link

With more than a couple of vehicles, the optimized map gets busy: overlapping lines, pins from different routes side by side. Each route card carries per-route visibility controls: show, hide, or isolate one vehicle's route, then restore the full plan.

To try them, load the Time windows plan (12 orders, 2 vans) and press Optimize:

Tutorial - Time windows
Twelve stops with morning and afternoon delivery windows, covered by two vans on day shifts.
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Route colorsCopy link

Every route gets a color from a fixed palette, used for the route's number chip in the list, its line on the map, and every stop pin on it. The palette is ordered so neighboring routes get visually distant colors; with more than 14 routes the colors repeat.

Unassigned orders are outside the palette: white pins with a red rim and a red glow, so they read as "not on any route".

The buttons on each route cardCopy link

A hovered route card header showing the action tray: share, hide, isolate, route actions, and the statistics toggles

Each route card header on the Optimize page carries the map controls for that route:

  • Hide layer on map (the eye icon) removes the route's line and pins from the map; press again (Show layer on map) to bring them back. Hiding affects the map only: the route still counts in the plan metrics and still exports.
  • Isolate layer hides every other route and zooms the map to just this one. The button stays highlighted while isolation is on and its tooltip flips to Show previous view: pressing it again restores the previous route visibility and viewport. Clicking Isolate layer on a different route while one is already isolated switches the isolation; the restore still returns to the original view.

Use Isolate for a driver-by-driver review: isolate route 1, walk its stops, isolate route 2, then restore the whole plan in one click.

The map zoomed to a single isolated route while the other route is hidden

The route menuCopy link

The Route actions menu (the winding route icon on the route card) has a Map actions section:

  • Center map on route zooms the map to the route's extent without changing what is visible. Use it to jump to a route at the far edge of the plan.
  • Hide this route / Show this route is the same toggle as the eye icon.
  • Hide all routes hides every route except this one, keeping the map centered where it is (unlike Isolate, it does not zoom and does not remember a view to restore). When the others are hidden the item reads Show all routes and brings everything back.

The Unassigned layerCopy link

The red Unassigned section above the routes has the same eye and isolate buttons as a route card. Isolating it zooms the map to just the unassigned pins, which shows whether the leftover orders cluster in one area, a hint that one more vehicle or a longer shift would pick them all up.

These controls change the map, not the plan

To move stops between routes, see Edit routes by hand or drag the pins directly, as described in Optimization results on the map.

Next: click into the pins themselves in Optimization results on the map.