Guide
Running the round without the whiteboard
How TradeYoke plans the day, fills the diary and keeps everyone in the loop: drag-and-drop scheduling, a route that orders itself, and reminder texts that mean fewer no-shows and fewer wasted trips.
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A round or a diary only earns money when someone is actually at the address, on the day, with the right van. TradeYoke's scheduling is built around that: a day/week/month board colour-coded by trade, a morning routine that decides what's in and orders it nearest-first, and reminder texts that cut the number of times you turn up to a locked gate. This page is the map of everything that touches running the round.
Where this lives in TradeYoke
The features behind it
The round, ordered before you've left the yard

On the round
Nearest-first, not first-typed
The day's stops order themselves; a rain day is a drag, not a rewrite.

Today's round, in order
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