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Smart Routing: New Web Service for Truck/GX

Solur offers a new service that uses GIS technology to carry out the re-engineering of the sales, pre-sales and delivery routing. The system was a joint development by Solur and ICA.

Smart Routing is developed with GeneXus 8.0 in Java, and will be added as a module of the full Web version for the coming Truck/GX 4.0 distribution and sales suite, called Global Truck.

The Smart Routing system works through a standard interface that uses a Web service based on GIS technology (Geographic Information Systems), offered by Ingenieros Consultores Asociados (ICA).

The Web service developed by ICA provides the necessary geocodes and visualization to map the points of sale, and assigns the sequence and schedule for the sales calls based on geographic criteria while keeping in mind the sales volume and representatives available. Smart Routing makes use of this service and delivers the list of clients and related information to Truck, explained Héctor Ocampo, a leading consultant for Smart Routing.

The use of a standard interface (Web Services) enables the communication between any product and service. The system is now developed with GeneXus in Java, makes use of the ICA service and connects to the current Truck version generated in Visual Fox Pro, and everything is done through the Web Services, pointed out Carlos Marzoa, Global Truck project manager.

Besides the sale of the module itself, Smart Routing is marketed on Solur's clients demand, offering the service whenever necessary, informed Marzoa.

Solur is a software house specialized in developing Sales, Distribution and Logistics applications. Some of its clients are distributing companies of massive consumption products in the beverage, food, macro snacks and pharmaceutical industries.

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