Paste stops from WhatsApp

You don't need to type each address.

  1. In WhatsApp, long-press the message and tap Copy.

  2. In the app, tap Add stops, then Paste a list instead. Paste the message into the box and tap Find stops.

    Add many stops screen with a WhatsApp message of five numbered addresses pasted in.Add many stops screen with a WhatsApp message of five numbered addresses pasted in.

  3. Check the list. Each address the app found has a green tick. Switch any stop to priority here.

    Review list: four stops found, each with a 3 HR and 1 HR switch, and one postal code that needs fixing.Review list: four stops found, each with a 3 HR and 1 HR switch, and one postal code that needs fixing.

  4. Tap Fix on any stop marked Postal code not found. Enter the full 6 digits from the parcel label and tap Save stop.

    Fix stop screen: the line from the list, the postal code 52858 marked as not found, and the unit number kept.Fix stop screen: the line from the list, the postal code 52858 marked as not found, and the unit number kept.

What the app reads

  • Every 6-digit number counts as a postal code.
  • Unit numbers like #08-217 stay with their address.
  • Numbered lists, commas and new lines all work.
  • Greetings and notes are ignored.

Stops you don't fix stay out of the route, so they never hold up the rest.