Understand your moves by where they happen
View moving jobs and routes on a map, switch map styles and inspect pickup and drop-off patterns by city or ZIP code with the market heatmap.
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Pickup
Destination
- Look at the job
- Inspect its stops and route, with light, dark or satellite map styles.
- Look across the market
- See recorded pickups and drop-offs by city or ZIP code.
Locations and patterns, without implying live crew tracking or automated route optimization.
A geographic view of the same moving work
The map connects the stops your team has recorded to a geographic view. Routes help you inspect individual moves, while the market view shows pickup and drop-off patterns by city or ZIP code. Both start with the jobs in your workspace.
How it works in practice
Step 1
Keep stop details accurate
Add the origin and destination with the job. Review suggested address verification and map placement when setting up a saved location.
Step 2
Inspect the routes
Open jobs and their routes on the map. Choose light, dark or satellite styling to read the geographic context that matters to the work.
Step 3
Look across the market
Use the heatmap and area view to inspect pickups and drop-offs by city or ZIP code. Connect the pattern back to the jobs behind it.
What is included
Jobs map with routes
A map of your jobs and their routes in light, dark and satellite styles.
Market heatmap of moves
See pickups and drop-offs by city or ZIP code.
What to keep in mind
The map does not optimize a multi-job dispatch schedule, track crew location live or verify a building's truck access. A market pattern describes recorded jobs, not an independent measure of local demand.
Does the map track crew or optimize their routes?
No. It shows job locations, routes and geographic patterns. It is not live crew tracking or automated route optimization.
Connected to the rest of the move
Put jobs map and market view to work
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