Superfy 2.6.2 is here. This release is built around a simple idea: the people running collections should be able to change a plan quickly, and should know what a schedule actually weighs before a truck leaves the yard.
Alongside a substantially expanded CRM, a redesigned mobile experience for drivers, and 44 resolved issues, 2.6.2 closes some of the gaps our customers have told us cost them the most time day to day.
Plans change. A truck goes down, a customer moves a collection, a route runs long. Until now, reshaping a schedule meant working stop by stop.
Estimated weight and volume now appear on the Schedule Card and in Schedule Information. A scheduler can see the load implications of a run while they are still building it, rather than discovering a capacity problem when the truck is already out.
Stop Time is also now a first-class field. Where a stop has no explicit time set, the effective time is shown with a Location Default Stop Time tag, so there is no ambiguity about which value is driving the plan.
This is the most heavily developed area of the release.
Service Request records now surface AI-generated analysis directly on the page, giving schedulers and customer service teams a faster read on what an incoming request actually needs. Improvements to AI Vision also feed more reliable contamination and fill assessments through from container imagery.
The driver app gets a new schedule landing page with a stop list and reorder flow, so crews can see and adjust their run from a single screen. Drivers can jump to any eligible stop mid-route rather than working strictly in sequence, and depot workflows now support repeated load-off events during active navigation — unblocking multi-trip days. Location images are shown at the point of collection, and several iPad stability issues have been resolved.
2.6.2 resolves 44 reported issues across scheduling, CRM, devices, reporting and the mobile app. Highlights include stops now populating correctly on recurring schedules, filters persisting through a page refresh in Insights, dockets downloadable for planned schedules, and temperature and density values respecting your localisation settings rather than defaulting to metric.
Superfy 2.6.2 is rolling out to all customers. For the full change list, including every resolved issue, see the complete release notes — or talk to your account manager about what these changes mean for your operation.