Plan deliveries with the map

Use the delivery map to review stops, geography, and route planning decisions.

Where this lives

Open the Map or Delivery planning area to review stops, geography, and route order for the selected day.

What the map helps with

• You can see whether bookings cluster naturally or whether one stop will force a long detour.
• Address quality problems show up quickly when pins land far from where the customer says the event will happen.
• The map is strongest when used together with day view so timing and geography are both visible.

Operational checks

• Flag stops with missing unit numbers, gate codes, or contact numbers before the truck leaves.
• If two jobs are close on the map but overlap on setup time, the real conflict is still the schedule, not the route order.
• Review long drives, first-stop timing, and late-day pickups before you finalize the route.