Marking Stops as Visited and Departed and Tracking the Progress of your Routes on an iPhone

First, open the route that contains the stop(s) which you want to mark as visited and departed. To do so, tap “Open Route” on the “Routes” screen and then “Confirm” when prompted. Once the route is opened, it displays all the route’s addresses on the “Stops” screen.

To mark a stop as visited, tap on the “Visited” fingerprint icon on the stop. To mark a stop as departed, tap on the “Departed” fingerprint icon on the stop. Once a stop is marked as visited, it changes its color to yellow on the route’s progress map.

To mark a stop as visited and departed on the map, first:

1. Tap on the map next to the route’s name;
2. Alternatively, tap on the map icon at the bottom of the screen.

Unvisited stops are displayed in the green color on the map and the visited stops are displayed in the yellow color. Tap on a stop to open its information.

Use the arrows to navigate between stops. The “i” icon displays or hides information about a stop.

Mark the stops as visited or and departed by taping on the corresponding icons.

You can track the progress of a route by either checking the visited/departed stops on the map or by checking the route’s progress map at the bottom of the screen. The green colored icons indicate that the stops have not been marked as visited and the yellow colored icons indicate that the stops have been marked as visited.

Once a route is opened, the “Stops” screen displays the progress bar where “S” stands for the start of the route and “E” stands for the end of the route respectively. The number of visited stops is displayed under the progress bar.