Route planning for sales reps should prioritize revenue opportunities, not just shortest paths

ProxiPoint helps reps pick stops based on account context, follow-up urgency, and territory position so each field day is more intentional.

Why reps search for route planners

Generic route tools optimize mileage, but field sales work needs sales context. Reps need to know not only where to go, but which account should be visited now.

Where ProxiPoint fits

Best for individual account-based reps who plan their own day: open the map, see which accounts are nearby and due for a visit, and pick today's stops in minutes. Managing coverage across a small team instead? The field sales route planner page covers the team workflow.

A morning with ProxiPoint

7-step execution loop

1. Import account list
Use your current account source as the starting point.
2. Map territory
See geographic context immediately.
3. See nearby accounts
Identify efficient clusters of opportunity.
4. Prioritize visits
Balance proximity with account potential and follow-up needs.
5. Build today’s plan
Create a focused set of visits for real execution.
6. Log visit
Track outcomes quickly while still in the field.
7. Create follow-up
Convert visit notes into next actions.

Tradeoffs

FAQ

Is this only about routes?

No. Routing is one part of a broader account-priority workflow.

Can I use this with CRM data?

Yes, many teams import/export account lists as part of their process.

Does this help me choose who to visit next?

Yes. That is the core planning decision ProxiPoint supports.

Can solo reps use this effectively?

Yes. The workflow is lightweight and practical for solo territory management.

How quickly can I start?

Most reps can start from a spreadsheet and begin planning the same day.

Start planning better sales days