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The Geocoding process is paginated as some users may have thousands of service locations. The lower left corner provides the option to display 20, 50, or 100 results on the page. The lower right corner displays "Page 1 of x (x items)" at the lower right corner along with the page numbers. The selected page number is highlighted. Geocoding only processes the current page. For example, if you have 500 service addresses and you've set the system to display 100 results, you will have five pages of service addresses. If you select the Mark All check boxcheckbox, you are only selecting the 100 service locations on the currently displayed page. You will need to process each page separately to complete the geocoding process on all service locations.
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To obtain service location coordinates:
- In Schedule, select the Hamburger menu iconthe menu icon.
- Select Geocoding.
- From the Entity drop-down, select Location.
- Select the Address Field that contains the street address for the entity. The Address1 field may contain non-street address content (for example, a post office box number), so those locations can be processed by using Address2 or Address3 fields. The geocoding process requires a street address to determine the latitude and longitude.
- Address1
- Address2
- Address3
- To display only service locations that don't currently have coordinates assigned, leave All Addresses? set to Off. However if you want to display all service locations, including those with coordinates already assigned, toggle All Addresses? to On.
Select Fetch Address to display the Service Locations.
- The following columns display:
- Customer Number
This displays the Customer ID assigned in Signature. - Location Number
This displays the Address ID assigned in Signature. - Address
This displays the address in either the Address1, Address2, or Address3 field, depending on the selection from the Address field. - City/State/Postal Code
Displays the City, State, and Postal Code from Signature. - Latitude/Longitude
Displays existing latitude and longitude values, if the location has previously been processed for geocoding. - Result
This column displays information after Fetch Coordinates is run.- Success displays for successfully obtaining the coordinates.
- If there is an issue with obtaining the coordinates, the actual error message displays from the mapping system that you have set up (Google Maps or Bing Maps).
- Customer Number
Mark the check boxcheckbox(es) to the left of the service locations that you want to fetch the coordinates for. You can mark/unmark all items check boxes checkboxes on the current page by marking the check box checkbox in the header section to the right of the Customer Number header title.
Select Fetch Coordinates to obtain the latitude and longitude coordinates for the marked service locations.
To save the latitude and longitude coordinates to the service location record, select Update Coordinates.
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Filtering, sorting, and rearranging dataUse your mouse to drag or select options below:
Exporting dataYou have the option to export the all data or specific rows to an Excel file. Exporting location addresses from the geocoding window is useful however this is most useful when the geocoding API returns error information that makes it impossible to successfully geocode a location address. By exporting these locations, you will have a working list of location records to be corrected to resolve “bad” or missing addresses information.
To export the data:
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