Optiyol

Optiyol’s field service solutions help companies manage mobile workforces, schedule tasks, and track operations in real time. The platform brings together workforce planning and customer updates.

Optiyol's B2B last-mile platform supports deliveries to stores, dealers, wholesalers, and business locations, including beverage distribution, FMCG replenishment, foodservice, and retail logistics. It combines route optimization, a driver app, tracking, and analytics.

Optiyol's B2C last-mile platform supports e-commerce home delivery, parcel distribution, same-day delivery, and omnichannel retail fulfillment, combining route optimization, a driver app, real-time tracking, and customer communication tools.

Optiyol’s long-haul solutions support transportation planning and real-time operations monitoring. The page also describes them as promoting cost-effectiveness and sustainability.

The post describes six assumptions in CPG distribution that it says add 15 to 25 percent to total distribution costs, and discusses why they persist and what distributors do differently.

In beverage distribution, drivers collect returnable assets such as empty crates, reusable packaging, bottles, pallets, and damaged goods at customer stops. These items form a second cargo on the return trip that many route plans do not account for.

The page lists advantages of direct transport, including faster delivery, less handling, and lower per-unit costs for full loads. It also notes higher costs for partially filled vehicles and the challenges of multi-stop planning, load balancing, route sequencing, and vehicle selection.

Founded in 2015, Optiyol was created by operations researchers, including co-founders with Ph.D. degrees from Georgia Tech in Industrial and Systems Engineering, to move companies beyond manual planning, spreadsheets, and simple heuristics.

Optiyol builds routes, guides drivers in the field, and provides live end-to-end visibility.