This example explains how to download and install the Vehicle Space Optimizer client application to connect to a server. The procedure is similar in both Windows and macOS.

In this exercise we will explain the ways in which products can be grouped into classes and how these are created and their properties established. Classes are key in defining cargo placement rules.

The VSO server database allows users to save lists of products as boxes to be later shipped in trucks. This example explains how this is done.

This example explains how to create and edit the physical pallets in VSO that will be later used for filling trucks.

Standard pallets are arrangements of single-SKU boxes on pallets. They are important because they are moved directly from the warehouse to the truck without going through the picking stage. Maximizing them saves time. This example shows how they are created in VSO. To complete this example is necessary previous definition of Bays and SKUs.

In this example we explain you how to create and edit Vertical Load Trucks in the VSO database.

In this example we explain you how to create and edit Horizontal Load Trucks in the VSO database.

In this example we explain you how to create and edit Mixed Load Trucks or Containers in the VSO database.

In this example we explain how to load the truck with the data from routes.

In this example we explain how to calculate trucks load.

In this example we explain how to edit truck contents.