Run multiple stores or branches from a single corporate account with role-based
permissions, consolidated dashboards, and simple seat management — without
losing sight of a single driver or route.
Stores managed from a single account
Role tiers: Admin, Store Manager
Scoped visibility — no unauthorized access
As your operation grows from one location to dozens, Zeo scales your structure, your permissions, and your visibility right along with it.
Assign Admin, or Store Manager roles with explicit, role-based permissions. Every user sees only the stores, drivers, and routes they’re scoped to.
Structure your account as Fleet → Stores → Drivers. Create, rename, or manage unlimited stores under one corporate account, each with its own drivers, routes, and delivery areas.
A single dashboard shows drivers on route, active routes, stops serviced, stops remaining, and % completion — across every store you’re authorized to see, with a live map view.
Buy seats, allocate them to individual stores, then assign them to drivers — three clean steps instead of one confusing bulk purchase. Store Managers can request more seats when they run out.
Real results shared by teams who use us every day
Before this, every store manager could see every other store’s drivers and routes. Now each branch only sees what’s theirs, and I still get a single dashboard across all 40 locations.
Jennifer Blake
Operations Head, Regional Retail Group
Pre-built dashboard metrics for every store, roll up to the whole fleet.
How many drivers are actively servicing routes right now
Ongoing routes across every store you’re scoped to see
Total completed stops, updated live throughout the day
What’s still outstanding across active routes today
Stops serviced against total stops scheduled, per store
Click through to drill into any store’s performance detail
Search your entire fleet in seconds — any store, driver, or no digging through settings menus.
From regional retail chains to franchise delivery networks.
A retailer with 500 store locations gives each branch a Store Manager login scoped to that location, while Admins retain company-wide visibility and control seat purchasing centrally.
A franchise assigns an Admin to oversee a cluster of locations in one region. The Admin approves new technicians added by local Store Managers before they can be scheduled.
A meal delivery service analyzes historical route data to predict busy periods and staff accordingly. They use stop-level data to identify which neighborhoods have highest demand.
A fast-growing cleaning company scales from one store to a dozen, using seat requests from Store Managers to keep driver seat purchases aligned with actual headcount.
Follow these steps to add a stop by typing and searching:
Follow these steps to add stops in bulk using an excel file:
Follow these steps to add stops in bulk by uploading an image:
Follow these steps to add stop if you have Latitude & Longitude of the address:
Follow these steps to add stop using QR Code:
Follow these steps to delete a stop:
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