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Multi-Stop Route Planner — Good Luck Bakery Machines
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Multi-Stop Route Planner

Add every open complaint, get one optimized visiting order for the day
OpenStreetMap · free mode

Optional: connect Google Maps for exact address matching + a live map

Without a key the tool still works fully, using free OpenStreetMap data. With a key: address fields get Google's autocomplete (much better at matching exact shop/business locations), and you get a real embedded map with the route drawn on it. Get a key at console.cloud.google.com — enable Maps JavaScript API, Places API (New) (a separate product from the old "Places API" — search for it by that exact name), Distance Matrix API, and Geocoding API (used as a fallback when a field isn't picked from the dropdown — e.g. a pre-filled address). Since this tool doesn't run on your own domain, set the key's application restriction to None and instead restrict it by API restrictions to just those four APIs. Google's free monthly credit covers typical daily use for one team; the key is only used in your browser and isn't sent anywhere by this tool.

1. Trip settings

2. Today's complaints


3. Optimized visiting order

Stops
Total road distance
Total drive time
Est. finish time
Open full route in Google Maps ↗
How the order is chosen: starting from the technician base, it always drives to the nearest unvisited complaint next, visiting anything marked Urgent first. Long hops (150 km+ between two stops) get train/flight/bus search links, since covering that by road same-day usually isn't practical — no OTA offers a free live-fare API, so these open a pre-filled real search (IRCTC/ConfirmTkt, Google Flights, redBus) rather than showing a price here. Google mode vs free mode: free mode uses OpenStreetMap (no signup, slightly looser address matching); Google mode uses your own API key for Places autocomplete and Google's road data, and is billed to your Google Cloud account per Google's pricing.