Guided Navigation with TISLOG

Bocholt, September 26, 2025

TISLOG can display routes that have been created as guided navigation in tour planning or in the transport management system.

What exactly does that mean?
Guided navigation refers to pre-planned routes with defined waypoints that are created in tour planning or in the transport management system. These routes can then be transferred to our TISLOG logistics software via an interface. There, they are visualized as planned tracks for dispatchers in the TISLOG Infodesk. In addition, the route is sent to the driver's device so that the driver receives precise instructions for their planned tour.

What are the advantages of guided navigation with TISLOG?
The planned route can now be transferred to TISLOG. As soon as there are deviations from the route, this is indicated in TISLOG Infodesk by two different tracks. This increases transparency and traceability.
The driver also benefits, as the planned route is displayed directly in the navigation system and he is guided accordingly. In the event of traffic disruptions (e.g., a complete road closure), the navigation system also suggests alternative routes, which later lead back to the planned route.