Add GPS Coordinates field to address field
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Paul Ricci
Add GPS coordinates field from Google Maps to the address field. Allows you to use the field for driving directions from the mobile app or to identify a specific location that does not have a registered street address.
As an example, we would use the GPS coordinates field to identify intersections on the map view for each record. This would allow us to click the link and use Google Maps to direct us to the location.
Derek Page
I also see business cases for this with the ability to use "Current Location" if the user is on a GPS enable device when adding a new record / submitting a form.
GreginFla
somewhat related, nice to use these coordinates for map view. if we could automatically record the coordinates of where we were when we created the record. this way when you want to recall a meeting's notes but can recall the names or topic of meeting but you remember I was in Atlanta on a business trip ....go to map view and you see a record pinned to the map......
plus there is some many other uses....... property inspectors, restaurant reviews, favorite moments on a trip
Clyde
For the telecom industry, this is a MUST!! To be able to add Longitude and Latitude, not formatted addresses, would help us know where our facilities are and which areas are serviceable within a specified radius
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Dan Hayes
This is great. Would be nice if you could put together a route by determining time as well as distance. Allow for time at each location. I would put several locations on a map and then map the locations in order to be able to setup a daily route. Also would be nice to be able to convert that information into mileage logs for year end taxes.
Jon Darbyshire
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Paul Ricci
Jon Darbyshire: Just discovered that Google has "Plus Codes", which is a condensed version of the GPS coordinates.
Not sure if it's possible or necessary to include a "Plus Codes" field or if the Plus Code can be input in the regular address field.
"What are Plus Codes?
Plus Codes are like street addresses for people or places that don’t have one. Instead of addresses with street names and numbers, Plus Codes are based on latitude and longitude, and displayed as numbers and letters.
With a Plus Code, people can receive deliveries, access emergency and social services, or just help other people find them."
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Meno L.
Paul Ricci: What I like about coordinates vs Plus Codes, is that it is a standard. Mobile devices have the base capability of providing to apps the device's GPS coordinates, or to select a point on a map that automatically returns its GPS coordinates. I have used that feature extensively in Google's AppSheet no-code tool. I am eager to see this feature implemented in SmartSuite.