How to Create a Route / Add an Account to Your Route (Android)

1. There are 4 ways to add an account to your route using your Android device.

a. On the Badger Maps home page which is the Map screen, you can click on any pin that you want to add to your route. The account name will appear at the lower part of the screen; click the icon beside it (the one with the plus + sign). A prompt will ask you to choose between Add to Route or Add to Calendar. Choose Add to Route.

b. Still on the Map screen, you will see a Lasso icon on the upper right side of the map. The Lasso tool is used to easily draw around a group of accounts that you'd like to put into a route. You have an option to remove a stop from the list generated by the Lasso tool. Click on the create route icon found on the bottom of the screen once you have finalized your list.

c. You can add points to a route straight from the account list. Just go to the Accounts icon found on the bottom of the screen. Choose the account you want to add to your route, and on the Details screen, click on the add to.. icon, then select Add to Route.

d. You can also go to the Routes icon found on the bottom of the screen to add accounts to your route in two ways. When you click on +Add Location, you will be given an option to add From Accounts (your saved list) or add a Quick Stop (an address not included in your current list).

d-1.) The default view is to add From Accounts. Simply check the boxes corresponding to the accounts you'd like to add to your route, then click on + Add to Route found on the upper right of the screen.

d-2.) Another option is to directly add a Quick Stop or an address not saved in Badger to your route. Just click Quick Stop, then tap the Address box, enter the address, and hit + Add to Route.

2. The steps mentioned above will lead you to the same Routes page. At this point, you're just a few steps away to saving your route.  You only need to add Start/End Locations, Optimize your route, and Save it for a specific date.

To know how to navigate or get turn-by-turn directions, you can check out this tutorial.

Here is a nice video on how to build your routes using the Badger Maps Android app: