Parcel runs
Turn a long list of parcel stops into reviewed groups instead of typing each address into the map.
Delivery route planning in Australia
Plan Australian delivery runs from the stop list you already have
Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth or a regional run: import delivery addresses from a screenshot, long image or video on iPhone. Check unit numbers, suburbs and postcodes, then send groups of up to 14 planned stops to Apple Maps.
Import screenshots, long images and videos
Check units, suburbs and postcodes
Send up to 14 stops per Apple Maps handoff
Couriers and delivery work Australian drivers already know
Many drivers in Australia carry parcels for Australia Post and StarTrack contractors, Amazon Flex, CouriersPlease, Aramex, DHL and local courier companies, or run their own florist, grocery and pharmacy deliveries. The stop list usually lives inside a courier app, a scanner, a manifest or a group chat.
NaviBatch does not connect to those systems. It starts from what you can see: take a screenshot or screen recording of the stop list, import it, review the addresses and plan the run. NaviBatch is independent and is not affiliated with any courier or delivery platform.
Multi-drop shifts
Import the screenshots for a shift, remove duplicates and keep the stops that belong to today's run.
Your own deliveries
Paste or import customer addresses for small-business deliveries and plan them the same way.
Australian addresses need a careful check
Australian delivery addresses often come as unit and street number, street, suburb, state and postcode, sometimes split across several lines. Shortened forms such as "3/15 Smith St" mean unit 3 at number 15, and the same street name can appear in many suburbs.
Unit numbers
Keep the unit or apartment number with the street address so it is still visible when you arrive.
Suburb, state and postcode
Keep the postcode with each stop. Without it, a common street name can match the wrong suburb.
Pins far from the run
If one stop lands well away from the rest of the group, open it and fix the address before routing.
From stop list to Apple Maps in four steps
Import
Add screenshots, a long image, a screen recording, a file or pasted text.
Review
Compare the detected stops with your source and correct anything that looks wrong.
Choose the order
Optimize a freely reorderable list, or keep your loading order and optimize only a selected group.
Navigate
Send one group of up to 14 planned stops to Apple Maps, then come back for the next group.
FAQ
Does NaviBatch work for delivery drivers in Australia?
Yes. NaviBatch is an iPhone app that imports Australian delivery addresses from screenshots, long images, videos, files or pasted text. Drivers review the stops, then send groups of up to 14 planned stops to Apple Maps.
Is NaviBatch an official app for Australia Post, Amazon Flex or other couriers?
No. NaviBatch is independent and is not affiliated with any courier or delivery platform. It works with addresses the driver can see on screen, such as a screenshot of a stop list.
Why should I keep the postcode in Australian addresses?
Many Australian street names repeat across suburbs and states. Keeping the suburb, state and postcode with each address helps the map place the right pin. Check any stop that lands far from the rest of the run.
Can I keep the stop order from my scanner or loading list?
Yes. When stop numbers reflect scan or loading order, keep the overall sequence and optimize only a selected group. For a freely reorderable list, use full-route optimization.
Can I use Google Maps instead of Apple Maps?
The confirmed workflow sends up to 14 planned stops per Apple Maps handoff. Other map options depend on the installed app version; check the options shown in your app.
Start your next run from a screenshot
Download NaviBatch, import today's stop list and review it before you drive. Prices are shown in the App Store.
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