G-ordon features

Route optimisation

Routes planned on the map, and as an option suggested for you

Job map, each technician’s working hours and starting point, GPS navigation and, as an option, optimised routes suggested by G-ordon.

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Everything is on the map

Geolocated addresses, filters by status: nearby visits stand out at a glance.

Each technician's reality

Working hours, breaks and starting point: the route starts where they start.

Suggested routes, as an option

Scheduling assistance suggests an optimised route for each technician.

Guided to the door

On the phone, the technician sees the order of their day and starts GPS navigation.

A good route means less driving, more time with the customer and technicians who finish their day on time. G-ordon puts every job on the map, starts from each technician’s reality and, as an option, suggests routes for you.

From the office to the field, then from the field back to the office.

The map, the starting point of every route

On the map, every job appears in its place: addresses are geolocated, filters by status show what remains to be scheduled, and technicians’ positions are visible.

Group nearby visits in the same neighbourhood on the same day.
Fit in an emergency on the way of a technician already in the area.
Prepare a campaign area by area, batch by batch.

A route based on the team’s reality

Each technician has their own working hours, break and starting point. The day is built from there, not from a theoretical model.

On the schedule, jobs are dragged and dropped into the right slot, in day or week view. The workload chart shows who can still take a visit, and who is already full.

As an option: scheduling assistance

Lots of jobs to allocate? As an option, scheduling assistance suggests an optimised route for each technician, based on the addresses and the team’s constraints.

The planner stays in control: the suggestion can still be changed by drag and drop, like the rest of the schedule. Let’s discuss it during a demo, using your own use cases.

In the field, the simplest way there

The route arrives in the technician’s mobile app: as a list, in a calendar or on the map, in the planned order. One tap starts GPS navigation to the next job.

The schedule is stored on the device: no signal in a rural area or a basement, the day remains viewable and data entry continues. Everything syncs when the network returns.

Frequently asked questions

Is automatic route optimisation included?

Scheduling assistance, which suggests optimised routes, is an option. Without it, G-ordon already provides the job map, each technician’s working hours and starting point, the drag-and-drop schedule and GPS navigation.

Does the planner stay in control of the routes?

Yes. The schedule can still be changed by drag and drop: a job moves from one technician to another, or from one slot to another, in a single move.

What information is the route based on?

The geolocated addresses of the jobs, and the working hours, breaks and starting point set for each technician.

Which maps does G-ordon use?

OpenStreetMap maps served from Agiléo’s servers, complemented by the French land registry (IGN) and Géorisques.

G-ordon, every day in the field

A platform that runs, every single day

Field teams and back offices rely on it every morning, with or without a network. Here is what that adds up to over a year.

1,500 different users every day

250,000 requests processed per day
90M requests processed per year
20,000+ logins per month
1 in 3 exchanges sent from the field app
70 GB of field data received in one month

Measurements from the logs of the G-ordon production platform, all customers combined, from October 2025 to September 2026. Rounded values. Different users per day: all customer platforms combined.