Accessing a saved address when creating a task
Once you've added an address to your Address Book, you can quickly access it when creating a task. - In the task creation popup, under either Pickup Info or Delivery Info, click on the field for Address Line 1.
- You'll see your Address Book entries listed. Start typing to refine results.
- Once you've found the address you want to use, select it to populate the name, contact information, and address details for that pickup or delivery task.
You may see a mix of Address Book results (those with a book icon) and Google search results (with a pin icon).
If you select a Google search result, only address information will be populated, not name or contact details.
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