NaviBatchKeep the loading order
When company stop numbers match scan and loading order, preserve the overall sequence. Review the selected group and optionally optimize that group before opening Apple Maps.
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Bring in your addresses, review the details, and navigate in groups that fit the way you load and deliver.
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Actual app preview. Private addresses hidden. Screens may vary by version.
Plan the way your route works.
Reorder a flexible route
If delivery order can change, use full-route optimization. Importing a screenshot or file does not determine whether your stops must stay in their original order.
Keep the Sort order.
Swap only the stops you choose.
Sort numbers follow scan and loading order, so nearby addresses can land several groups apart. Reordering the whole route doesn’t help once parcels are labeled and bagged by Sort.
On a Sort route, Optimize (Beta, Pro) looks for two stops that two non-adjacent groups could swap. Order inside each group stays by Sort, and Sort numbers don’t change.
Open a pair to see both groups on a map with road lines. Road times are checked on the changed legs when available, and the card tells you if they weren’t. Nothing moves unless you turn the swap on. View Bag Order then shows which parcels change bags; everything else stays the same.
Review. Open a group.
Continue with the next.
Each saved group has its own Apple Maps action. One push sends up to 14 planned addresses; Apple Maps then provides navigation. Return to your saved groups to continue the run.
Review addresses and map pins before driving. Your subscription controls route and import limits; the 14-stop figure describes one handoff.
Reviewed. Grouped. Ready for Apple Maps.
One group. Up to 14 planned stops. Then the next.