Share Routes By SMS, Email And Public URL

Giving your team members, partners, or prospects full access to your routes is not always secure or effective. For example, you may want to share a route with a team member but restrict them from modifying it, show a route to a customer without disclosing the information of other customers, and so on. Route4Me’s email and SMS route sharing allows you to do just that – provide your team members, customers, prospects, or partners with the information about your routes but without permission to edit them.

For maximum convenience, you can share your routes via SMS messages, emails, or simply by copying the route’s public URL and sharing it through any other preferred channel of communication. For example, if you want your team member to have a quick look at a specific route while out in the field, you can send the route in an SMS text so that it can be opened on a mobile device. Or, if you want to share a route with a partner or a prospect, you can send the route by email.

  • To learn more about the difference between sharing your routes and assigning users to routes, visit this page.
  • To learn more about sharing a route when specifying the route parameters, visit this page.

 

 

Share A Route From The Routes List

To share a route from the Routes List, click on the gear icon next to the route that you want to share and then select Share Route from the menu.

To share a route from the Routes List, click on the gear icon and select Share Route from the menu.

 

Share A Route From The Routes Map

To share a route from the Routes Map, click on the gear icon next to the route that you want to share and then select Share Route from the menu.

To share a route from the Routes Map, click on the gear icon and select Share Route from the menu.

 

Share A Route From The Route Editor

To share the route opened in the Route Editor, go to File in the status bar and then select Share This Route from the menu.

To share a route from the Route Editor, go to File and select Share Route from the menu.

 

To copy the route’s public link, go to the Share by Link tab and then copy the route’s link from the Share This Route’s Public URL field. After that, you can share the copied route URL using any preferred method of communication.

You can copy the route's public URL and use any app or software to share it.

 

Share Route By Email (Send Route Details)

To share a planned route via email with your team member(s), first, go to the Share by Email tab. You can share the route with one or multiple team members at a time. To share the route with a particular team member, select the preferred user from the list of all users associated with your Route4Me account. To share the route with multiple team members, select multiple users.

You can share routes with one or multiple team members.

 

Alternatively, you can share the route via email with the recipients external to your Route4Me account. To share the route with an external recipient, input the recipient’s email address into the Share This Route by Email field and click on the Send Email(s) button. To share the route with multiple recipients, separate their email addresses with a comma.

You can share routes by email with one or multiple external recipients.

 

Once the route is shared, the route’s details will be sent to the recipient’s email address, including the route’s public URL. The shared route can be opened using only the respective public URL that provides limited information about the route and doesn’t allow to make any edits.

The shared route contains limited information about the route without the ability to edit it.

 

Share Route By SMS Messaging

To share a planned route by SMS, first, go to the Share by SMS tab. Next, input the recipient’s phone number into the corresponding field and click on the Send SMS button. NOTE: Please make sure that you select the correct country code. Once the route is shared, it will be sent to the recipient’s phone number as an SMS message with the route’s public URL.

You can send the route's public URL to the specified phone number.

 

To open the shared route in the browser on a mobile device, tap on the route’s public URL that is attached in the received SMS text.

The route's public URL can be opened on any smartphone.

 

 

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