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Navigate through your routes with ease using our new iOS CarPlay feature. Connect your iPhone to CarPlay to see your Badger Maps route stops on your car’s display screen and get turn-by-turn directions to each stop. No need to keep switching back and forth between your phone and car screen with Badger Maps & CarPlay. Now, you can follow your entire route right through your car’s display and drive safely, with less distractions. How to use Badger Maps with CarPlay: Select the Badger Maps appOpen your Badger Maps route on your iPhoneSelect the route stop you’d like to go toClick…

Following up with customers is crucial to strengthening your relationships and gives you an excellent opportunity to upsell. Stay on top of your follow-ups on the go with our new iOS feature. With the new ‘Follow-ups’ feature, you can view your follow-ups on a map. Easily add your follow-ups to a route, create a Check-in, or mark them as done. With just a few clicks, keep up with your customers and prospects and make sure you never miss a valuable opportunity. It’s just one more way that Badger Maps helps you stay on top of your sales pipeline, saving you…

Check-ins are a great way to keep track of customer interactions right after they happen, allowing you to keep track of your interactions with date- and time-stamped notes.‌  Verified Check-ins allow you to track if your reps are at the customer’s location when the check-in is created. This feature is now available for all CRM-integrated teams! This feature gives managers valuable insight into their reps' activity in the field.  Connect with your Badger account manager to know more about this new feature and how you can set it up for your team.

The heat map feature is now available in the Badger Maps Web App! This feature visualizes your check-in activity, so you can understand where your check-ins are concentrated and see where there’s untapped territory on the map. It allows you to manage your territory better and see where you spend your time. The heat map can be viewed under “Check-in Activity”, a layer representing the number of check-ins by location for all time. Light green represents an area with fewer check-ins, and red represents hotspots for check-ins.  How to apply the layer in the Badger Maps Web App