I developed a testclient that enables me to use xTerritory 1 to calculate some simple usecase scenarios. For those of you who are interested I can offer to demonstrate the capabilities in a 1:1 websession. Just provide some sample data with the following structure:
File 1: locations (of your customers)
- For the locations I need at least the ID and x/y coordinates. Further properties such as activity are optional.
3:CZ-120 00 Praha;1604886,1226;6452761,1803;25;;;false;
9568:CZ-252 63 Roztoky;1600336,295;6466968,5704;1;;;false;
12579:CZ-253 01 Hostivice;1585287,2349;6453112,277;1;;;false;
13720:CZ-252 42 Jesenice;1613995,3971;6433441,2461;10;;;false;
15543:CZ-252 28 Cernosice;1592520,7876;6431964,7164;1;;;false;
17250:CZ-250 70 Odolena Voda;1602452,4939;6479569,573;25;;;false;
18721:CZ-251 01 Ricany;1629823,6031;6437668,8344;1;;;false;
..... - locations.png (5.7 KiB) Viewed 548 times
File 2: territories (your own depots, sales offices, ...)
- Same as above: the ID, x/y coordinates are mandatory (and should be using the same coordinate format as the locations).
120 00 Praha;1604886;6452761;
301 00 Plzen;1488004;6395330;
602 00 Brno;1846243;6301342;
779 00 Olomouc;1918011;6368844;
702 00 Ostrava;2033589;6411302;
... and so on - territories.png (3.11 KiB) Viewed 548 times
Alltogether I can compute the optimal assignment of territories with the goal of geographic compactness
- Compact territories
and balanced activity
- The aggregated sum of activity in each territory is almost on the same level
Let me know if you are interested in such a quick check,
Best regards,
Bernd
PS: The tool itself isn't public.
