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EzRoute review

#9 of 18 in Direct Store Delivery Software

Route accounting for distributors that need offline selling and specialized inventory handling.

8.0/10Editor score

Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

For delivery drivers, direct-store-delivery representatives, and pre-sell teams, EzRoute brings route accounting and sales workflows into one application. To The Point Software describes the product for distributors, particularly in food and beverage, eyewear, and apparel. Its inventory tools address specialized handling needs: lot and expiration-date tracking, caught-weight and random-weight products, item matrices for sizes, colors, and diopters, and pallet management. That makes it relevant to distributors whose work extends beyond standard item picking and invoicing.

Field teams can capture orders, collect payments, manage cash, and print invoices and receipts on-device. EzRoute can operate offline and synchronize automatically, while route settlement and reconciliation support the closeout side of delivery operations. DEX 5010 transaction exchange and an audit trail are also included. For back-office fit, listed integrations include Microsoft Dynamics GP, Dynamics NAV / Business Central, QuickBooks, and DEX / EDI. Support channels are email and phone. These capabilities make the product a fit for businesses that need field sales and delivery activity connected to route accounting and inventory workflows.

EzRoute is deployed as desktop software on Windows, so organizations seeking broader desktop platform coverage should consider alternatives. Its mobile-oriented workflows are described, but supported mobile operating systems are not specified. Pricing is by contact with sales rather than a published plan structure; the vendor invites prospective customers to request a demo or contact sales. Specialty distributors with lot, expiration, pallet, or variable-weight requirements may find its focus useful, while teams that prioritize cross-platform deployment or transparent online pricing may prefer another option.

EzRoute pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Tracks lot numbers, expiration dates, caught weight, and random weight.
    • Supports mobile orders, payments, printing, and offline synchronization.
    • Includes route settlement, reconciliation, and DEX 5010 exchange.
  • Where it doesn't
    • Desktop deployment is limited to Windows.
    • Pricing requires contacting sales.
    • Mobile operating-system support is not specified.

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