How can I make routes read-only?

By default, all routes - whether unstarted, started, or complete - are fully editable to allow last-minute order or proof of delivery addition, driver changes, route re-optimization, etc. To "lock" routes so that they cannot be directly edited, they can be archived from your Routes page.

Click either link below for further details specific to the EasyRoutes product you're using:


EasyRoutes for Shopify

  1. From the Routes Page, use the checkboxes to select any route(s) you'd like to make read-only.
  2. Click the More actions button from the menu that appears at the bottom of the page, and select Archive routes:

Once archived, individual routes will be placed in a read-only mode and will display a unique banner on the Route page to indicate this:

To review routes that have been archived, click the Add filter button at the top of the Routes Page, and select Archived - this will give you the option to display just Archived routes, just Unarchived routes, or All routes to display both types. When viewing All, routes that have been archived will display with a grey background (see the middle three routes below) to differentiate them from unarchived routes:

For full details on working with archived routes, see our route archiving support documentation.


EasyRoutes for Web

  1. From the Routes Page, use the checkboxes to select any route(s) you'd like to make read-only.
  2. Click the More actions button from the menu that appears at the bottom of the page, and select Archive routes:

Once archived, individual routes will be placed in a read-only mode and will display a unique banner on the Route page to indicate this:

To review routes that have been archived, click the Add filter button at the top of the Routes Page, and select Archived - this will give you the option to display just Archived routes, just Unarchived routes, or All routes to display both types. When viewing All, routes that have been archived will display with a grey background (see the two Completed routes below) to differentiate them from unarchived routes:

For full details on working with archived routes, see our route archiving support documentation.

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