Stops split across drivers, in the best order, with a Google Maps link for each driver. Ask your AI in plain English: it reads Google Sheets, InstaMaps does the location work, and the results land in Google Sheets.
InstaMapsUsing the rows in this Google Sheet: <link to your sheet>, plan routes for 2 drivers starting from <your depot address>, with an 8-hour shift and 15 minutes at each stop, and write the results into the same sheet as new columns beside the rows.
Replace the parts in <angle brackets>.Every plan, including Free. On Free, InstaMaps uses your one custom connector; Google Drive, Gmail and Google Calendar are directory connectors and don't count against it.
Share the sheet with InstaMaps, or set it to "anyone with the link can view". InstaMaps reads it straight from Google, so a sheet of thousands of rows is one call, and nothing passes through the chat.
InstaMaps writes to the sheet itself: share it with the address the answer gives you, as Editor. It adds new dated columns or a new tab, and never overwrites a cell.
Every weekday at 7am, for that day's stops: using the rows in this Google Sheet: <link to your sheet>, plan routes for 2 drivers starting from <your depot address>, with an 8-hour shift and 15 minutes at each stop, and write the results into the same sheet as new columns beside the rows.