ROUTERMASTER: A Full-Stack Route and Logistics Management System using Java Spring Boot

Authors

Ayush Verma

CSE Student, BUIT Bhopal (India)

Aishwaryjeet Shrivastava

CSE Student, BUIT Bhopal (India)

Md. Abid

CSE Student, BUIT Bhopal (India)

Krishnakant Markam

CSE Student, BUIT Bhopal (India)

Dr. Kavita Chourasia

Co-Guide, BUIT Bhopal (India)

Ms. Kamini Maheshwari

Guide, BUIT Bhopal (India)

Dr. Divakar Singh

CSE HOD, BUIT Bhopal (India)

Article Information

DOI: 10.51584/IJRIAS.2026.110200110

Subject Category: Computer Science

Volume/Issue: 11/2 | Page No: 1232-1238

Publication Timeline

Submitted: 2026-02-22

Accepted: 2026-02-28

Published: 2026-03-17

Abstract

This paper presents RouterMaster, a full-stack route and logistics management system developed to streamline trans- portation processes including route creation, vehicle assignment, and delivery monitoring. Traditional route management sys- tems rely heavily on manual coordination, leading to delays, inefficiency, and poor tracking. RouterMaster leverages Java Spring Boot for backend development, MySQL for relational data storage, and a modern web frontend to automate logistics workflows. The system provides secure user authentication, CRUD operations for routes and vehicles, driver assignment management, and a centralized dashboard accessible through REST APIs. The application was tested using Postman and validated for correctness, data integrity, and API compliance. RouterMaster demonstrates how modern enterprise Java tech- nologies can replace manual logistics operations with scalable and efficient digital solutions.

Keywords

Spring Boot, Java, Route Management

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