Create Pathways for Customers to Follow
Step 1: Open the Itinerary
• Go into the itinerary you’ve already set up.
• You’ll see a list of all the stops you’ve added.
Step 2: Understand How the Lines Work
• The system draws lines between stops in the order they appear.
• It connects Stop 1 to Stop 2, then Stop 2 to Stop 3, and so on.
• If the stops aren’t in a logical geographic order, the lines will crisscross the map and look messy.
Step 3: Identify Out-of-Place Stops
• Look at the map to spot which stops are far away from others.
• These often have higher numbers (e.g., Stop 26).
• Find stops that are isolated or out of sequence based on location.
Step 4: Reorder the Stops
• Click and drag stops using the six-dot icon next to each one.
• Move geographically distant stops down to the bottom of the list.
• Continue rearranging stops so that they follow a logical path—such as west to east or in a loop.
Step 5: Save the Changes
• After reordering, click “Save” in the bottom left corner to apply the changes.
Step 6: Refresh the Map
• Refresh the page or view to allow the system to regenerate the lines.
• The updated route should now look cleaner and make more sense.
Step 7: Fine-Tune if Needed
• If lines still look tangled, review the stop order again.
• Try grouping nearby stops together and adjusting the flow based on geography.
• Keep adjusting until the pathing makes visual and logical sense.
Key Tip:
The lines on the map are completely based on the order of the stops—so think like a delivery driver or tour guide. Ask: “What’s the most logical route?” and arrange your stops accordingly.