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Navigating RG A High Level Overview
A high level overview of RG and how to navigate the website.
Navigating RG
Welcome When you first log in to RouteGenie this is what you will see more or less: There is a lot going on here but lets work from left to right. One of the first things you are going to notice is a navigation bar fixed on the left of the window with the "R...
Looking At Vans In RG
Vehicle Overview First things first lets get started by taking a look at the Vehicle interface. In this log you will see a list of all the vehicles we currently have available to us at lakeshore. Unlike a lot of the other logs we take use in RG this one will f...
Looking At Clients In RG
Client Overview The next object we will take a look inside of RG will be clients, The ongoing Client log is found in the Passengers interface: Taking a look at the passenger interface it is pretty straight forward, it provides a list of passengers along with s...
Looking At Employees In RG
Employee Overview Last up in this series we will take a quick look at employee profiles. These have a lot in common with the way they work in the sense that you can also think of employees as an object that can be used through out RG and edited in the profile....
Recording Trips In Route Genie (Video Lessons)
This book will go over how we enter trips in to the RouteGenie system from Phone Calls, Messages, Email as well as other topics and guides related to Trip entry. This book will be made up of a mixture of Video Guides and Tutorials as well as traditional artic...
Recording A Trip From A Phone Call (Video Lesson)
Booking Trips Over The Phone This Guide will assume basic knowledge of RouteGenie and that you have set up your work accounts for both Gmail and RouteGenie One of the most common ways we record trips at lakeshore is over the phone. When a client calls in with ...
Tools
A collections of tools and links we use at Lakeshore
Scheduling Driver Shifts
In this book we will go over how driver shifts work in RouteGenie and how we choose to do it at lakeshore