What to Check Before Choosing a Roadnet Alternative in Israel

According to Omnitracs, the manufacturer of Roadnet, some capabilities of the legacy Roadnet Transportation Suite have been incorporated into newer solutions that connect to the Omnitracs One platform. The company presents this as an upgrade option and provides customers with a migration guide.

According to published sources, the Roadnet Anywhere cloud version was first launched in 2014, and from 2022 the cloud solution was introduced in Israel.

Rasner Logistic Software, part of the Aman Group, represents Roadnet in Israel. It introduced the cloud version, also known as Roadnet RNA, in two publications from 2022: an article by Amnon Rasner on the Supply Chain website and a launch announcement on Rasner's website dated September 19, 2022. According to information reviewed on November 12, 2026, the product still appears on Rasner's website. Its presence there does not indicate the scope of support for a particular version.

These publications concern the launch of the cloud version and do not address the end of support for the older version.

Customers are advised to check with Rasner, the vendor, regarding their version and their agreement:

• What support is available for their version.
• Whether software and map updates are still provided.
• Whether every capability they need is available in the cloud version.
• What the migration involves, and what it costs.

What should you check about support for the existing system? Each organization should confirm with the vendor the support terms for its version, the availability of software fixes and updates, compatibility with existing systems, and migration options. These are general questions and do not indicate that support for Roadnet has ended.

In recent years, international software vendors, including Descartes and FarEye, have published marketing content for organizations evaluating alternatives to Roadnet.

In its publications, Descartes discusses the evolution of Roadnet products and the considerations worth examining when moving from a legacy system to an alternative, including the availability of updates, technical support, and how well the new solution fits the organization's needs.

FarEye has also published marketing content about the future of older Roadnet solutions, and in that content it raised claims about the end of support for some versions of the system.

It is important to emphasize that these are commercial publications by competing software vendors, not official announcements by Roadnet's manufacturer. In particular, a review of the public sources found no official Omnitracs confirmation of the end-of-support date claimed in FarEye's publication.

These publications therefore do not establish that support for Roadnet, or for a particular version of it in Israel, has ended.

At the same time, the publications illustrate the importance vendors in the industry place on evaluating technology alternatives and checking how well they fit an organization's needs.

Organizations that use Roadnet and want to examine their next steps should check the support status of their version directly with their current vendor, and at the same time review the technology options available in the market, including independent solutions such as WEBLET.

Sources and quotations from marketing publications by competing vendors

In its marketing materials, Descartes (source: Descartes official website) uses the headlines “Seeking a Roadnet Alternative?” and “The Routing Platform Built for Life After Roadnet Transportation Suite”. These are quotations from a competing software vendor's marketing materials, not official statements from Roadnet's manufacturer.

In its marketing materials, FarEye (source: FarEye official website) states: “Roadnet Anywhere has reached end of life. Modernize with a cloud-native platform.” This is a claim made by a competing software vendor, not an official statement from Roadnet's manufacturer. No official confirmation of this claim was found in the sources reviewed.

• Stay on the current system. Possible as long as it meets your needs, but make sure software updates, map updates and support continue.
• Move to the manufacturer's cloud version. Before moving, check that every capability you need is available, and what the migration involves.
• Move to a different TMS. A chance to rethink the whole distribution process and compare several systems against your company's needs.

WEBLET is a B2B SaaS platform for field operations management, logistics and route optimization. The platform brings together sales, service, distribution and logistics, enabling AI powered planning, operational control and decision making.

At the core of the platform is a Transportation Management System (TMS) for distribution planning and management, featuring AI powered route optimization that considers delivery time windows, vehicle capacities and complex operational constraints. The system integrates with the organization's existing ERP, eliminating the need to replace it.

Key TMS capabilities include:

• Planning and optimization of delivery routes and distribution schedules.
• Assignment of tasks to drivers and vehicles based on operational constraints.
• A driver mobile application with Proof of Delivery (POD).
• Real time monitoring and control of distribution operations.
• Professional implementation, training and support in Israel, in Hebrew.

In addition to distribution management, WEBLET enables organizations to manage logistics and other field operations within a single platform, including order management and field sales through Pre Sale and Van Sale, B2B commerce, point of sale systems, field service technician and installer management, and fleet management.

WEBLET supports organizations throughout the transition to a new system, from requirements analysis and integration with existing business systems to implementation, user training and ongoing support.

With over 35 years of experience, WEBLET combines deep knowledge of organizational and distribution operations, stability and accumulated expertise with technological innovation.

WEBLET is an independent platform and is neither a version of Roadnet nor its successor product. Suitability is assessed based on each organization's operational requirements and existing systems.

Learn more about WEBLET's TMS solution.

Yes. In most companies, the ERP manages customers, orders and delivery notes, while the TMS plans routes and manages execution in the field. WEBLET connects to your existing ERP: orders, addresses and time windows flow into WEBLET for planning, and statuses and proof of delivery flow back to the ERP. Companies that prefer to manage the orders themselves in WEBLET, for example through presale, van sale or a B2B portal, can do so on the same platform.

The WEBLET integration center includes, among others:

• Priority
• SAP and SAP Business One
• Hashavshevet
• Microsoft Dynamics 365
• Oracle, NetSuite and Oracle Fusion Cloud
• ONE1 (OneView)
• Maale
• Integral
• Infor, Intentia and Movex
• Tafnit
• Systems running on IBM i (AS/400)

Integration depends on the system: REST API, SOAP, file exchange or a direct database connection. The type and scope of each interface are assessed per project, and listing a system does not guarantee a ready made connector for every installation.

Learn more about the WEBLET integration center.

Before selecting a replacement system, it is important to document the current distribution environment and operational requirements.

Key considerations include:

• Number of vehicles, drivers, and daily delivery tasks.
• Delivery time windows and service durations.
• Distribution territories and recurring routes.
• Vehicle capacity and operational restrictions.
• Multiple loading cycles, returns, and special delivery requirements.
• Integrations with ERP, WMS, CRM, and other enterprise systems.
• Customer records, delivery addresses, and historical data.
• Driver mobile application workflows.
• Reporting, operational monitoring, and proof of delivery requirements.

A structured assessment helps identify which capabilities must be preserved, which processes can be improved, and what is required for a successful transition.

Whether to stay with Roadnet, move to the manufacturer's cloud version or choose a different system should depend on the support status of your version and your operational needs, not on general claims online. For companies in Israel looking at an independent alternative, WEBLET offers a TMS with AI route optimization, distribution management and field operations, alongside your existing ERP, with the option to expand into a full logistics platform.

Learn more about WEBLET's TMS.

1. Omnitracs, Roadnet Transportation Suite

2. Solera, Corporate Timeline

3. Roadnet Technologies, Cloud-Based Routing Launch, March 13, 2014

4. Descartes

5. FarEye

6. Amnon Rasner, Roadnet Anywhere Launch in Israel, Supply Chain website, 2022 (in Hebrew)

7. Rasner Logistic Software, Roadnet RNA Cloud Launch Announcement, September 19, 2022 (in Hebrew)