The pharmacy delivery route planner that plans the whole round in one tap.
Twenty drops, one tap: ZOOM for the quickest drive, Area by area for one neighbourhood at a time, Straight line for nearest-next.
No exporting addresses into a generic multi-stop tool that has no idea what's in the bag. The round is planned where the deliveries already live — with the controlled-drug and fridge flags travelling on every stop, run sheets when you want paper, and the whole route movable to another driver in seconds.
Included in the flat plan — no per-route or per-optimisation charges, however many rounds you plan.
Pick the shape of the day, not just the order of stops.
Some days you want the fastest total drive; some days you want the driver to finish one estate before starting the next; some days nearest-next is all it needs. That's ZOOM, Area by area and Straight line — three planners behind one tap, chosen per round, not per licence tier.
The quickest drive — the optimiser orders the whole round for the fastest total time.
One neighbourhood at a time — finish LS17 before starting LS8.
Nearest-next from wherever the driver is — for short, simple hops.
The plan survives contact with the day.
Drivers re-optimise mid-run with the same one tap when an urgent bag lands or a patient calls. Navigation is turn-by-turn in the app, or handed to Waze, Apple Maps or Google Maps — PharmGo splits the stops to each app's limit automatically, and the clinical flags never leave the run.

Move the whole route in seconds, not the morning.
A sick call at 8am used to mean an hour of re-planning. In PharmGo the entire route reassigns to another driver in seconds, drivers can share or take individual drops between themselves without a manager, and everyone affected gets an automatic route-update message — no phone tree.

Let the postcode pick the day.
Delivery zones give each postcode area its days — create the delivery and the date books itself, so Tuesday's run is naturally all LS7 and LS8 instead of criss-crossing the city. Recurring schedules generate the regulars automatically, and printable run sheets cover the drivers who still like paper.
“When a driver calls in sick, we reassign their entire route in seconds. Delivery sharing has saved us more times than I can count.”
Every mode, every round. One flat price.
Common questions from UK pharmacy contractors.
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What are the three route modes in the PharmGo route planner?
Can drivers navigate with Waze, Google Maps or Apple Maps?
What happens to the route when a driver calls in sick?
Can the route planner batch deliveries by postcode area?
What is PharmGo?
How is PharmGo different from other pharmacy delivery apps?
How much does PharmGo cost?
How does PharmGo support my GPhC obligations?
Can I import patient and delivery data from my existing PMR?
How long does setup take?
Do my drivers need their own phones?
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