Crisphive vs MaxOptra

Crisphive provides AI scheduling infrastructure for field operations, matching jobs to crews and planning routes around operational constraints. Its solver accounts for skills and certifications, travel, mobilization and demobilization, breaks, supply pickups, and access windows. When an emergency or delay disrupts a schedule, Crisphive says it replans affected downstream jobs in under 3 seconds. The platform supports recurring jobs and names trades, last-mile delivery, infrastructure and utilities, government and municipal operations, facilities management, healthcare, and industrial field work among its sectors. Developer access includes a REST API, seven-language SDKs, signed webhooks, and a sandbox without job limits; integrations include Zapier, Make, n8n, and Pipedream. An MCP server is available for compatible AI clients. The Free plan covers up to 5 technicians and 300 optimized jobs per month, with a soft cap. Starter is $79 a month and includes up to 8 technicians; Growth is $249 a month and includes up to 15. Crisphive is headquartered in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.

MaxOptra is cloud-based route optimisation and delivery management software for fleet operators, positioned for mid-market distribution, service, and delivery operations. Its route sequences account for time windows, vehicle types, and load capacity. Teams can build multi-drop plans automatically or manually, as well as fixed routes. Customer communication includes email and SMS ETA notifications and automated progress updates. The Driver App for iOS and Android provides job notifications, tracking, live reporting, and proof of delivery. Electronic proof of delivery stores signatures, confirmations, photos, and comments. An open API and CSV uploads support links to telematics, ePOD, SOP, ERP, WMS, and CRM systems; named integrations include TomTom, Geotab, Quartix, Microsoft Dynamics, SuperOffice, and Geopal. The service is available through web browsers worldwide and is offered by subscription. MaxOptra says it conforms with UK DPA 2018 (GDPR) and hosts infrastructure within the EEA. Customers receive a dedicated Implementation Manager, UK-routed support, and online support documentation. The package listed for fleets of fewer than five vehicles costs £200 a month on a 12-month contract. A free trial is available, but there is no free plan.