Kiffgo vs Circuit

Kiffgo is a better and powerful alternative to Circuit

Hey there, thinking about moving over to Kiffgo? Or trying to decide which route planning and dispatch software to use for the first time?

The route planning is just the tip of the iceberg. There are significant differences between Kiffgo and Circuit for delivery drivers, dispatchers, route planning and route optimization. Circuit for teams lacks lots of features which can drop the productivity of your dispatchers and drivers and ultimately drop the ROI of your business. Empower your dispatchers and drivers with kiffgo.

We put together this no-nonsense overview between Kiffgo and Circuit for Team. So you can choose the right software for your business.

Plan

Plan Circuit
Drivers Unlimited $60/per driver
Dispatcher Unlimited Don’t handle multiple users and depots

API & Integration

API & Integration Circuit
API Only Excel & CSV Upload
Zapier integration
Unleashed integration
API Selfservice auto scheduler

Route optimization engine

Route optimization engine Circuit
Delivery time window
Service time
Vehicle capacity (payload)
Driver’s schedule
Max tasks per driver
Driving speed adjustment
Handle driver break
Handle priority orders
Set-up time required at hub
Solving from an initial solution (existing route)

Driver App

Driver App Circuit
In app call
In app SMS
In app ETA
QR code & Barecode scanning
View worked hours and weekly schedule in driver app
Local storage for areas with no cell service
Driver can reroute and see impact in app

Customer communication

Customer communication Circuit
Live order tracker for customers
Optional self scheduling functionality
Email proof of delivery with pic
Scheduled stage communication days in advance

Kiffgo is a leading SaaS that provides end-to-end optimization of operations and customer experiences in last-mile delivery. Kiffgo platform includes tools like: self-scheduling, route optimization, customer communication, real-time tracking and ETA, proof of delivery, delivery network intelligence and analytics.

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