Stop to stop, drawn before you wake.
Overnight, the day’s stops arrange themselves into one line on the map — priority first, geography tightest, relationship cadence respected. Turn-by-turn runs the line door to door.
How a route builds itself.
Three signals go in; one ordered day comes out. Priority pulls overdue accounts forward, geography clusters the miles away, and relationship stage sets each account’s cadence.
Route to route.
Today’s check-ins feed tomorrow’s plan: a closed task drops off, a new lead pulls a stop in, an overdue account climbs the order. By the time the truck is parked, tomorrow’s route is already drawn.
Briefed as you drive.
Before every door, a voice brief plays on the way: what happened last visit, what’s open, what to walk in knowing. No scrolling in the parking lot.
› Last visit 34 days ago — you spoke with Dana.
› Two jobs sent since, both closed.
› Opener: the water-heater lead from June.
One system for turning relationships into revenue.
TatchConnect ships this summer, with the full Tatch platform close behind.