Best for long lists
Use video when the stop list is longer than a few screenshots or when the app scrolls smoothly.
When your delivery list is too long for screenshots, record a slow scroll. NaviBatch can turn visible order numbers and addresses into route-ready stops for review and Apple Maps handoff.
Some courier apps show many stops in one scrolling list. Taking dozens of screenshots can be slow, and a single long screenshot may not capture every row cleanly. A screen recording can preserve the list if the scroll is steady and the text stays readable.
NaviBatch uses that recording as a source for address import. The goal is to convert visible delivery rows into a reviewable stop list, not to skip human checking. Drivers should always confirm the recognized addresses before route handoff.
Use video when the stop list is longer than a few screenshots or when the app scrolls smoothly.
Keep the order number and address visible together long enough for reliable recognition.
Video import can save time, but the driver should confirm all stops before using them.
Show the delivery order number and full address in the same row or screen area.
Move the bottom row upward until it becomes the top row, then repeat.
Fast playback, motion blur, and covered text can reduce recognition quality.
Upload the video, then verify addresses before route grouping and Apple Maps handoff.
The strongest workflow is not just recognition. It is the full path from a recorded delivery list to a route: record, import, review, group, and send the next Apple Maps-ready group in one push.
It can help when screenshots are too many or too awkward, but clear screenshots are still useful for shorter lists.
Recognition needs readable frames. Slow scrolling keeps the address and order number visible long enough to extract them.
Yes. Video import creates a reviewed stop list, then NaviBatch can group stops and hand them to Apple Maps.
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