This article explains how the IMPARGO Planner URL is structured and what each parameter means. It is intended for developers and dispatchers who want to pre-fill the planner with route data from external systems.
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This article explains how the IMPARGO Planner URL is structured and what each parameter means. It is intended for developers and dispatchers who want to pre-fill the planner with route data from external systems.
The base URL for the IMPARGO Planner is:
https://apps.impargo.de/planner?After the question mark (?), parameters are appended in sequence and separated by an ampersand (&).
Parameters in the URL use URL-encoded characters. The table below shows the most common encodings used in planner URLs.
| Encoding | Character |
|---|---|
%2C | Comma ( , ) |
%3A | Colon ( : ) |
%2520 | Space |
%25C3%259F | ß |
The following parameters can be passed to the planner via URL. All parameters are optional unless stated otherwise.
stops[x])Defines the route stops. The index x sets the sequence: 0 = start, 1 = first destination, and so on. You can pass either an address or coordinates.
&stops[x]=[Address or Coordinates]&stops[0]=Gottschedstra%C3%9Fe%2034%2C13357%2CDeutschland%2C52.551400%2C13.370670&stops[1]=52.537565%2C13.396637via[x])Adds intermediate waypoints between stops. Multiple waypoints per leg can be separated by a semicolon.
&via[x]=[Latitude],[Longitude]&via[0]=49.807393,8.70762departureDate)Defines the start date and time of the route as a Unix timestamp in milliseconds.
&departureDate=[Timestamp in milliseconds]&departureDate=1737792000000withTimeManagement)Activates time management for the route when set to true.
&withTimeManagement=truetimeWindows[x])Defines one or two time windows for each stop. The index x corresponds to the stop index.
&timeWindows[x]=[Start 1],[End 1],[Start 2],[End 2]&timeWindows[0]=10%3A00%2C12%3A00%2C13%3A00%2C15%3A00waitingTimes[x])Sets the waiting time in minutes at each stop. The index x corresponds to the stop index.
&waitingTimes[x]=[Minutes]&waitingTimes[0]=75enableRestStopsRecommendation)Activates automatic recommendations for driving and rest times when set to true.
&enableRestStopsRecommendation=trueminutesDrivenBeforeRouteStart)Specifies how many minutes the driver has already driven before starting the planned route. This is used to calculate remaining driving time correctly.
&minutesDrivenBeforeRouteStart=[Number of Minutes]&minutesDrivenBeforeRouteStart=10
The following parameters allow you to customize the routing strategy, vehicle constraints, and hazardous goods classification.
Note: Premium routing options require a Business or Professional plan with HERE Maps routing enabled.
routingMode)Defines the optimization strategy used to calculate the route.
&routingMode=[Value]| Value | Description |
|---|---|
fastest | Fastest route by time (default) |
shortest | Shortest route by distance |
costOptimized | Cost-optimized routing |
avoidTolls | Avoids toll roads |
&routingMode=fastestconsiderTraffic)When set to true, current traffic conditions are factored into route calculation.
&considerTraffic=truemaxHeight)Sets the maximum vehicle height in meters. Routes with insufficient clearance are avoided.
&maxHeight=[Height in meters]&maxHeight=4.5maxAxle)Sets the maximum axle weight in tons to restrict routes to roads that allow the vehicle's load.
&maxAxle=[Weight in tons]&maxAxle=5excludeCountries)Defines a list of countries the route should avoid, using comma-separated ISO country codes.
&excludeCountries=[CC1],[CC2],...&excludeCountries=FR,IT,ES&excludeCountries=
shippedHazardousGoods)Specifies the types of hazardous goods being transported. The route is adjusted to comply with applicable restrictions. Multiple values can be passed as a comma-separated list.
&shippedHazardousGoods=[value1],[value2],...| Value | Description |
|---|---|
explosive | Explosive materials |
gas | Gases |
flammable | Flammable liquids |
combustible | Combustible materials |
organic | Organic peroxides |
poison | Poisonous substances |
radioActive | Radioactive materials |
corrosive | Corrosive substances |
harmfulToWater | Water-polluting substances |
other | Other hazardous materials |
&shippedHazardousGoods=flammable,explosive&shippedHazardousGoods=
The examples below show how parameters can be combined for common use cases.
https://apps.impargo.de/planner?departureDate=1737792000000&enableRestStopsRecommendation=true&minutesDrivenBeforeRouteStart=10&stops[0]=Gottschedstra%C3%9Fe%2034%2C13357%2CDeutschland%2C52.551400%2C13.370670&stops[1]=52.537565%2C13.396637&timeWindows[0]=10%3A00%2C12%3A00%2C13%3A00%2C15%3A00&waitingTimes[0]=75&withTimeManagement=true
https://apps.impargo.de/planner?stops[0]=52.520008,13.404954&stops[1]=48.137154,11.576124&shippedHazardousGoods=flammable,explosive
https://apps.impargo.de/planner?stops[0]=Berlin&stops[1]=Hamburg&routingMode=fastest&considerTraffic=true&maxHeight=4.5&maxAxle=5&excludeCountries=FR,IT&shippedHazardousGoods=explosive
https://apps.impargo.de/planner?stops[0]=52.520008,13.404954&stops[1]=48.137154,11.576124&shippedHazardousGoods=corrosive&timeWindows[0]=08:00,17:00&timeWindows[1]=09:00,18:00&withTimeManagement=true© IMPARGO 2026, All rights reserved.