Casestudy
Product Design

2200+ Daily Users
How I went about solving this?
By understanding
Delivery planning at core
Why delivery planning was hard for Udaan?
Challenges with
Delivery planning
Planning depended heavily on individual experience
Systems showed data, not decisions
It wasn't easy to edit for beginners?
Small daily choices compounded to costs
Training happens outside the work
Planning, reviewing, editing, and tracking often happen across different systems. Switching contexts increases cognitive load, errors, and the effort required to complete routine work.

Older delivery planner platform
The Emergent Challenge
Our goal was to reduce cognitive load, shorten planning time, and help teams make better decisions consistently — even in fast-moving, real-world conditions.
Limited view due to NDA
Introducting

NEW
Capability
Unified Planning Workspace
Plan, review, and finalize deliveries in one place.
Delivery Planner 2.0 brings together order intake, planning, route review, and finalization into a single, continuous workflow — eliminating manual uploads, tool switching, and fragmented steps.
NEW
Capability
Map-First Planning & Editing
Understand routes spatially, not just as rows of data.
Planners can analyze, compare, and edit delivery plans directly on the map — making clusters, overlaps, and inefficiencies immediately visible and easier to act on.
NEW
Capability
Decision-Aware Route Edit
See the impact of every change before committing.
Key indicators like distance, load, capacity, and constraint breaches are surfaced while edits are made — helping teams make informed trade-offs instead of relying on intuition or experience.
NEW
Capability
Built-in Operational Checks
Validate inputs early to avoid downstream failures.
Buyer locations, driver availability, and vehicle capacity are verified as part of the planning flow — reducing last-minute surprises and improving plan reliability.
NEW
Capability










