Review completed routes and their tasks in the web platform to see what was done, when, and how the route compared with the plan.
Go to
Map → Tasks and click History.Select the vehicle in the dropdown on the left.
Choose the dates in the date field, or use the arrows next to it to move one period back or forward. You can choose up to 62 days:
In the list, find the route and click it to expand it.
You see the route’s completed tasks, followed by Route analytics:
Route analytics
The Route analytics block shows these values for the route:
Parameter | Description |
Total planned distance | The planned distance calculated using HERE maps and the vehicle type. |
Total actual distance | The distance actually driven. |
Distance deviation | The difference between the planned and actual distance, also as a percentage of the planned distance. |
Total planned time | The planned duration based on HERE traffic data, speed restrictions for the vehicle type, and each task’s planned due time. |
Total actual time | The duration from the driver’s actions in the Mapon Driver app when tasks were marked as completed, together with the driving time between tasks. |
Time deviation | The difference between the planned and actual time, also as a percentage of the planned time. |
Empty km without cargo | The distance from the vehicle’s position when the first task was started to the location of that first task. |
Note: Actual values and deviations are highlighted: green if the actual value is lower than planned, and red if it is more than 5% higher than planned.
Map view
On the right, the map shows both the planned route and the actual route the vehicle drove, so you can compare them and see where the vehicle deviated from the plan:
Blue line: the planned route.
Yellow dashed line: the actual route the vehicle drove.
Grey line: the empty km, the part of the drive counted as Empty km without cargo in the table above.
Hover over a line to see its name: Planned route, Actual route, or Empty km. For more about the colors, see “What do the route colors on the map mean?”.