1. First In First Out Auto allocation method Logic :
a. Task queues based on first-in-first-out will have to be maintained at a team level
b. If there are multiple unassigned tasks in the queue until the earliest created task get assigned, then the queue wouldn’t move forward (next task won’t be assigned)
c. For the first task on the queue, we can run batch wise algorithm already in the system
d. If the Previous tasks remain unattended/unassigned, later tasks will remain unassigned
Clubbing
This feature allows you to club the tasks which have same address (for pickup or delivery tasks) and connected tasks which have same pickup and satisfy the below parameters for delivery under First In First Out Auto allocation method
The criteria for clubbing the tasks:
- a. Both tasks should have the same pickup location
- b. Drop location should be Similar for both the tasks (distance parameter has be defined and can be flexible)
- c. Order threshold time (After the order is received, only after a defined time period, the tasks is available for clubbing)
- d. Clubbing Preference (If 2 tasks (say T3 & T4) can be grouped with a task (say T1) , the older of the two tasks T3 & T4 gets grouped with T1)
3. At the time of sending the earliest task in the queue, the system additionally checks if other tasks from the queue can be clubbed. Then those would also be dispatched along with the first task. It would be a single request which if accepted with assign all the tasks to the agent.
4. There is a limit to the number of orders that can be clubbed and it is flexible.
5. If 2 tasks are clubbed, the oldest task in the queue has to be completed before the next task.
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