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FAQ - Map Features and Functions

Mapping tool offers layered view, easy stop identification, interactive traffic data, and better selection tools in a streamlined interface.

Arynne Hargreaves avatar
Written by Arynne Hargreaves
Updated over 2 months ago

The mapping tool in Qargo offers a variety of features and benefits to users, with improved customisation allowing different layered views and easily identified stop icons. Performance on the page is also improved, even with more data being shown.

Customising Views.

  • Implement different layered views, based on user preferences. Layers include:

    • Satellite

    • Low Emission Zone (LEZ)

    • Live Traffic

    • Truck restrictions

  • Improving visibility of a stop type to allow users focus on specific activity requirements. 'To plan stops' can now be hidden per stop type (collections, deliveries, etc).

  • Resources can be hidden

Stop Visibility

  • Stops are now represented by shapes instead of icons.

    • Quickly see what kind of stop a marker represents; a legend has been added to the map for easy identification.

      • Triange = Collection

      • Square = Delivery

      • Circle = Other

  • Stop markers are now shown in the colour of their status.

    • Combining the stop marker with the status colour offers clear visibility of stop status and trip progression.

  • Resources are now represented by truck icons instead of circles.

Interactive Functionality

  • Live traffic layer available.

    • Show real-time traffic enhancing decision-making when planning trips.

  • Truck restrictions are now interactive.

    • Clicking on the icon displays more information about the restriction and at which times it applies.

Planning Features

  • Select to plan orders.

    Quickly select multiple orders to plan in a certain area; similar to selecting rows in the 'To Plan' list, or clicking 'To Plan' stops individually on the map.

    • Click the icon to enable the 'Map selection' function

    • Selecting a point on the map, click and drag to define the area. Orders within this area will then be selected for planning.

  • 'Filter on map' function uses the same select function.

    • Be more precise, and better define the area to select orders, instead of including all orders within the visible map area.

Locations

  • This function can be used to select multiple locations at once, making it useful for merging locations.

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