If your orders come in through an online store, a form, or a spreadsheet, getting them into Routific usually means exporting and uploading a CSV. Every day. Now Routific is in Zapier’s app directory, so those orders can flow in on their own, with no code and no developer.

A few ideas to get you started:

• New store order → Routific order. Send orders from WooCommerce, BigCommerce, Wix, Square, and more straight into Routific.
• Phone or walk-in orders. Log them in Google Sheets, Airtable, or a form, and they land in Routific automatically.
• Cancellations. When a customer cancels in your store, the order is removed from Routific before you publish, so your routes stay accurate.
• Drivers on another app. Mark orders delivered or missed in Routific, and customer notifications and ETAs update as usual.

You spend less time copying data between tools, and your routes are always working from the latest orders.

Read more about connecting Routific with Zapier.