Arclane: Self-Hosted Fleet Routing and Dispatch Optimization

As described on AWS Marketplace.

Arclane is a fleet routing and dispatch optimizer that you deploy as a container inside your own AWS account. It plans stops across your vehicles under the constraints your dispatchers already work around by hand: promised arrival windows, vehicle capacity, driver duty time, required skills, and multiple depots. Because it runs on infrastructure you already pay for, you can re-plan as many times a day as operations demand without a per-call meter.

Every plan is explainable and reproducible. When a stop cannot be served, Arclane returns a machine-readable reason code and a plain sentence - WINDOW_INFEASIBLE, CAPACITY_EXCEEDED, SHIFT_OVERRUN, or SKILL_MISSING - rather than dropping it silently. Solves are deterministic: the same instance and seed produce the same plan, so a dispatcher's question about yesterday's route has an answer you can reproduce today. Arclane is a metaheuristic - nearest-neighbour construction, local search (2-opt, or-opt, swap), and a ruin-and-recreate kick

Highlighted by the publisher on AWS Marketplace.

Runs entirely inside your AWS account. Arclane deploys as a container in your own VPC, so routing data never leaves your infrastructure and outbound egress is zero by design. Licensing is per vehicle per month rather than per API call, so re-planning throughout the day - after a breakdown, a new order, or a missed window - costs nothing extra.

Explains every exception. When a stop cannot be served, Arclane returns a machine-readable reason code and a plain sentence - WINDOW_INFEASIBLE, CAPACITY_EXCEEDED, SHIFT_OVERRUN, or SKILL_MISSING - instead of silently dropping it. Solves are deterministic: the same instance and seed reproduce the same plan, so a question about yesterday's route has an answer you can reproduce today.

Built for the platform team that has to run it. A small distroless image running as a non-root user with a read-only root filesystem, on amd64 and arm64, installed with a Helm chart on any conformant Kubernetes. Optional wall-clock solve budgets keep re-plan latency predictable, and every published benchmark is reproducible from the bundled CLI.

As stated by the publisher on AWS Marketplace.

Arclane subscriptions may be refunded in full within 30 days of the initial purchase date, and renewals within 30 days of the renewal date. Refunds after that period, including for the unused remainder of a term, are considered case by case. To request a refund, email support@zecehold.com with your AWS account ID and the order reference. We acknowledge requests within one business day and instruct AWS Marketplace to process approved refunds.