Edit orders, depots, and addresses on the mapCopy link
On the Orders, Depots, and Address Book pages every located entry is a plain dark pin, and each pin can be inspected and edited in place. The three map-side tools are the pin card, the what's-here lookup, and pin location fixes.
The examples use the Time windows plan (12 orders, 2 vans); load it:
The pin cardCopy link
Click any pin and a card opens with the entry's details:
- On Orders: the order id, the address, and the order's time windows, service duration, and load.
- On Depots: the depot's name and address.
- On Address Book: the address and its coordinates.
Every text line on the card is click-to-copy.
Hover over the card (on touch screens they are always shown) and three buttons appear beneath it:
- Find highlights the matching row in the list and scrolls it into view.
- Edit opens the editor for that entry.
- Close dismisses the card. Clicking empty map space does the same.

Add a place from the mapCopy link
Some destinations are not addresses that search can find: a rear gate, a specific yard entrance, a kiosk in a park. On the Address Book page, right-click that exact spot on the map. The what's-here card shows the nearest known address and its coordinates, and its Add to addresses button saves the point, with those exact coordinates, as a new address book entry.

If you are already editing an address, the same button reads Set address and fills the open editor instead of creating a new entry. The map search box results offer the same two buttons.
Fix a mislocated pinCopy link
When geocoding puts an order's pin on the wrong building, correct the pin instead of editing the address text:
- Click the pin and press Edit (or open the order from the list).
- In the Address field, press Customize.
- The order's pin becomes draggable. Drop it on the true location and save.
The location is stored with the address, so every future plan using that address gets the corrected coordinates. More address repair strategies are in Fix unrecognized or mislocated addresses.
Next: control which routes are drawn in View a single route vs. all routes.