Field operations, simplified.

Assignments, routes, inspections and compliance for every store, every manager, every day.

Field manager outside a retail storefront at early morning light

Dispatch log

The field doesn’t wait for a spreadsheet.

Stores open. Managers move. Coverage has to keep up without turning the day into a routing puzzle in someone’s head.

The mile ledger

Fewer wasted miles. Proof on every door.

Janus 360 plans the day the way the road actually works — clusters first, routes second, verification always on. The console is where that discipline lives.

−40% typical drive-time drop when routes stop fighting geography.

100% visits stamped with place and time — not a checkbox someone remembered later.

×9 faster than building the week by hand in a grid.

Printed city map with hand-marked routes, pen, and coffee on a desk — Artifact · route ledger, pre-console era

Shift notes

Three moves. Then the city runs.

Generate the day

Visits land against cadence, capacity, and who already knows the store. No blank calendar theater.

Phase one

Laptop and notes on a desk while planning the day’s visits

Optimize the ground

OR-Tools cuts the zigzag. Managers keep continuity. Overlap dies quietly.

Phase two

View from a car windshield mid-route between store visits

Verify at the door

Check-in is the receipt. Ops sees coverage live — not a story told at Friday standup.

Phase three Hands holding a phone at a storefront for a field check-in

The console is ready when you are.

Same pipeline your managers already feel in the field — now without the friction of rebuilding it every Monday.