Supervisor

Guide

Revised January 2016

CompanyMileage.com, LLC

https://login.companymileage.com

TABLE OF CONTENTS First Time Access 3

Logging In 3

Validating Addresses 4

Changing Email and Password 5

Password Recovery 6

Control Panel 7

Personal Dashboard 7

My Profile Settings 8

Editing Profile 8

Updating Addresses 9

Approval Group Listing 10

Additional Address Book Access 10

Address Book 11

Searching and Filtering 11

Adding an Address 12

Importing Addresses 14

New Trip 16

New Trip Entry 16

Input Grid 19

Input Edit Grid 20

Routes 21

Expense List 22

Trips 22

Awaiting Approval 22

Awaiting Payment 23

Rejected 23

Approvals 24

Trips 25

Edit Trip 25

Approve Trips (Detailed) 26

Approve Trips (Dashboard) 27

Detail by Employee 28

Detail by Date 29

Trips Rejected 30

Reports 31

Mileage Reports 31

Payment Reports 32

Employee Reports 33

Personal Activity Reports 34

User Manual and Logging Out 35

User Manual 35

Logging Out 35

Mobile Application 36

Using SureMobile 36

Accessing SureMobile 37

Home Screen and Settings 38

Trips 39

Addresses 40

First Time AccessFirst Time AccessFirst Time Access

CompanyMileage will be providing the tools to help you manage your trips and/or expenses for reimbursement by your company. This

manual will help cover all aspects of using the system. Depending on your company’s setup and policies, certain sections or features may

not apply or be available to you. If that’s the case, feel free to ignore and skip these sections.

https://login.companymileage.com/

Some companies may have a unique domain, such as https://mycompany.companymileage.com. In these cases, simply visiting your company’s unique URL will get

you to the login page. You will be notified by your supervisors if this applies to you, otherwise use the link in the box above. You can login in to the program by en-

tering the username and password provided to you by your company and clicking Sign In.

Logging In

You can access CompanyMileage by visiting:

Validating Addresses

* This section only applies to companies using home and work addresses, and which allow their employees to change these addresses.

In many cases, your employer will have your work and home addresses imported into the system before you login. If you are allowed to

change these addresses, the system will ask you to validate their accuracy the first time you login, beginning with your Home Address. If the

address is correct and the map shows the correct location, simply click Validate then Save. If the address is incorrect, type your correct home

address in the appropriate fields and click Validate then Save. If the system cannot validate your address, you will receive the message

“Cannot determine the geographical coordinates of this address. You can pinpoint home address on the map.” You can then click on the map

marker, drag it to the approximate location of your home, and click Save. The process for validating your work address is the same as your

home address, so follow the same steps to complete the address validation process.

Changing Email and Password

* This section only applies to companies which use an email associated with users, and allow users to change their email and password.

Just as your employer will often import your work and home addresses before you login, your employer will also provide an email and setup

password which you used to initially login. Depending on your company’s settings, you may be prompted to confirm your email and set a new

password. Password reset requests are often sent to a user’s email, so confirming your email correct is important. Password must be a mini-

mum of 6 characters with at least one number or symbol . You can leave your password unchanged if the default password meets require-

ments, but this is not recommended. Once you have confirmed your email and password in the appropriate fields, click the Save & Continue

Login button. This will take you to the Personal Dashboard page, covered in the next section.

Password Recovery

If at any time you forget your password, you will need to go through the password recovery process to log back in to the system. You can ac-

cess this page by clicking on the Forgot Password link on the Login page.

This will take you to the Password Recovery page. If you have an email associated with

your username, and your company allows you to change your password, you will need

to enter your user name and click Reset Password. After doing so, you will receive an

email with a temporary password. After you login with this new password, you will be

prompted to change your password before accessing the system. Otherwise, your su-

pervisor will receive a request to reset your password after you enter your user name

and click Reset Password. Your password will not be changed until your supervisor up-

dates it in the system, so you will need to coordinate with them.

Control PanelControl PanelControl Panel

Located on the navigation bar at the top of the page, Control Panel contains your Personal Dashboard, My Profile Settings, and Address

Book, all of which are covered in this section.

Personal Dashboard

The Personal Dashboard page appears after clicking the

Control Panel button on the navigation bar. If your compa-

ny is using the system to log trips, the number of trips

awaiting approval, payment, and rejected will appear here.

Companies which also use the system to log expenses will

have the number of trips awaiting posting, approval, pay-

ment, and rejected will appear here. Clicking on the links

will take you to the appropriate Expense Items page. These

details will be covered in a later section, so ignore them for

now. The Personal Dashboard also contains a link to any

available training videos, and a suggestion box for any ideas

or concerns you’d like to share with CompanyMileage.

My Profile Settings Control Panel > My Profile Settings

Located under the Control Panel, the My Profile Settings page displays all the information associated with your user. Depending on your

company’s settings, you may not be able to update certain fields, like your name, email, password, and home/work addresses. If your

home and work addresses are in the system, this page will show your Miles to Work. Depending on how your company handles your

home commute, this number may be subtracted against your daily mileage total. Check with your supervisor to confirm. After changing

any information in your My Profile Settings page, you will need to click the Save Changes button.

My Profile Settings Control Panel > My Profile Settings

If you have permission to change your home and work address, you will need to validate any address you enter. The validation process is

similar to the first-time login address confirmation. You must first enter an address, then click Validate Home Address or Validate Work

Address, depending on which address you are updating. If the addresses is properly validated, then a green checkmark will appear below

the button. If the address cannot be validated after using Mapquest and Yahoo, then a red “X” will appear below the button, and you will

need to use the appropriate Work or Home map and marker to approximate the location of the address. After doing so, there will be a yel-

low “!” below the validate button, signifying that you have provided a manual override for the location of the address.

My Profile Settings Control Panel > My Profile Settings

If your company is using the Approval Groups hierarchy, a listing of Approval Groups to which you belong will be listed on your My Profile

Settings page. This is simply for your reference, and does not affect your use of the program. Each group is separated by a comma.

If you are allowed to manage your own Address Book access, which will be discussed in the next section, you can also add Address Books

belonging to other divisions or department in your company to your account. Select the desired Division and/or Department you want ac-

cess to from the drop-down menus, then click Assign. These addresses will now be available in the Address Book page under Company. If

you wish to remove access to the Address Book of a Division and/or Department you have selected in the past, click the Unassign button

next to the respective entry.

Address Book Control Panel > Address Book

The Address Book page contains all addresses accessible to your user. Depending on your company’s settings, you may only have access to

addresses assigned to your division and/or department, and/or you may not be able to create or edit addresses in the Company Address

Book or your Personal Address Book.

Addresses are divided into two Address Books, your Personal Address Book and Company Address Book. Addresses entered into your Per-

sonal Address Book are private to you, while any addresses in the Company Address Book are available to your company, division, or de-

partment, depending on your company’s settings. You can filter between addresses in each Address Book by clicking the All, Company, or

Personal button. All will display addresses in both Address Books, while Company and Personal will only display addresses in the respec-

tive Address Book.

After filtering, you can search for a particular address by typing in the name or street address of the address in the search bar, and clicking

Refresh List. The results will only be for the active filter, so make sure the proper one is selected. Addresses in your personal Address Book

can be deleted by clicking the Delete button.

Add / Edit Address Control Panel > Address Book > Add New Address / Edit

Adding and editing addresses is also done on Address Book page. Click the Add New Address button or the Edit button next to the Address

you wish to edit.. The following fields can be defined on address—

Company/Personal—Sets the address to your Company or Personal Address Book.

Company/Client Name—Name associated with address. Mandatory field.

Phone Number / Contact First, Last Name—Contact information associated with address. Non-mandatory.

Address 1 / City / State / ZIP—Physical location of address. Will be validated after entering Address 1 and ZIP. Mandatory fields.

Project Code / Reference / Job Cost Code—Drop down to select appropriate code associated with address. May or may not be mandatory.

Client # - Client number associated with address. May or may not be mandatory.

Custom Fields—Your company may use custom fields not defined in these manual. They may or may not be mandatory. Check with your supervisor regarding

questions about these fields.

After entering an address in the Address 1 and ZIP fields, you will need to click the Validate Address button.

Add / Edit Address, cont. Control Panel > Address Book > Add New Address / Edit

After clicking the Validate Address button, the system will either succeed or fail in validating the address. If the validation succeeds, the

system will locate the address on the map and display a green checkmark. If the address fails to validate through two sources, the system

will show a red “X”. If the address cannot be validated, you can drag the map marker to the approximate location of the address, and a yel-

low “!” will appear. This is a manual override, and its geo-coordinates will be used when issuing reimbursements.

When finished, click the Save button.

Importing Addresses Control Panel > Address Book > Import to Personal Address Book

* Only applies to companies which use Personal Address Books and allow user imports.

From the Address Book page, you can click on the Import to Personal Address Book button to begin the import process. Click the Choose

File button, select the appropriate data file from your computer, then click the Import button. Note that files must be in .csv format and

start on row 1. The following columns map to the following fields by default, but be sure to follow the listed order when creating your im-

port file.

Importing Addresses, cont. Control Panel > Address Book > Import to Personal Address Book

After importing, click the Imported Addresses—Edit, Locate and Post button to finish the importing process. On this page, you can filter

imports via the Status drop-down, or searching and clicking Refresh. Once you find the import batch, click the checkbox next to the batch

or the column to select it. The Import Status field will tell you if the address is ready for posting, or errors need to be corrected. To correct

errors, look at the Errors column and change the respective fields in the address after clicking the Edit button. This will take you to the Edit

Address page, and after correcting any errors you can click the Update Address button.

After correcting any errors, click the Post to Personal Address Book button to post the address to your Personal Address Book. You can

also delete the address by clicking the Delete button.

New TripNew TripNew Trip

New Trip

New Trip > New Trip

The following fields apply to a New Trip. Note that your employer may require some of these fields, or they may not be in use.

Date—select the date on which the trip took place

Start Time—select the start time for the trip.

End Time—select when the trip ended

Reference— Click the icon or type in the field to select an associated client/reference with the trip

Project Code—Click the icon or type in the field to select a project code for the trip

Job Code—Click the icon or type in the field to select a job code for the trip

New Trip

New Trip > New Trip

Starting Location —This can be completed manually, or by clicking one of the icons to the right of the Start Name field. The Home Icon, the

farthest to the left, automatically populates your home address if it’s entered into the system. The Office icon in the center automatically

populates your work address, if it is available. The last icon to the right, the Address Book icon, opens up the Address Book, allowing you to

select an address from the list.

The preferred method for selecting an address is to type part of the address name or number into the name field. This will provide a list

below the Start Name field from which you can click to select an address.

Checking the Add to Address Book box will add the address to the Address Book. Please ensure this is checked only when entering new

addresses, as it will create duplicates if checked for a previously entered address.

Entering a Destination Location follows the same steps and rules as the Starting Location.

New Trip

New Trip > New Trip

Avoid Highways—If enabled for your company, check this box if you want to calculate mileage without using highways.

Round Trip—If enabled for your company, this will create a round-trip returning to the starting address from the destination. Effective-

ly doubles the mileage amount.

Manual Mileage Override—If the amount of miles you traveled differs from the reported amount, e.g. you had to take a detour from

the correct route, then check this box. A field will appear where you can enter the amount of miles traveled. This will replace the calcu-

lated mileage amount, but will generate a flag for approvers.

Avoid Tolls—If enabled for your company, checking this box will create a route which does not include tolls.

Memo—Enter a memo regarding the trip.

Custom Fields—Your company may use custom fields. Please fill them out if applicable.

After completing the required fields, click the Get Mileage button to calculate mileage. Clicking Save will save the trip and return you to a

blank new trip page. Clicking Continue Trip will use the destination address of the current trip as the starting address of a new trip. Print

will send the page to an attached printer. Clear form clears all details from the New Trip page. Clicking the Map & Directions button will

show the map and direction used to generate the trip’s mileage.

Input Grid

New Trip > Input Grid

The Input Grid page allows you to enter a series of trips at once. The same fields apply to each trip as in the New Trip page, but there are

additional buttons on this page to allow multiple entries. After completing the necessary information for a trip on a row, click the checkbox

under the Add/remove rows column to add a trip to the grid. To remove a trip, click the red X button for the appropriate row. When fin-

ished entering trips, click the Get Mileage button to calculate. The Save & Post Later button will save the information on this page, but not

submit the trips. You can submit the trips by returning to the Input Grid page. Save & Post will post the trips for reimbursement.

If Templates are enabled for your company, you can enter a name into the Templates field and click the Save button. This will save the or-

der of the trips as template you can use at any time. You can click Load button to apply the template to the Input Grid page, or the Delete

button to delete the template.

Input Edit Grid

New Trip > Input Edit Grid

The Input Edit Grid page allows you to edit previously entered trips. First, click the Calendar icon and select the date for the trips you want

to edit. Then, click the Refresh button. You will be able to change all fields except for the Destination Name and Address. If necessary, you

can enter mileage override for these trips. Last, you can add trips by clicking the + button, remove trips by clicking the X button, or change

the order of the trips by clicking the up and down arrows. When finished editing, click the Get Mileage button, then the Save/Update

button to commit the changes to the system.

Routes

New Trip > Routes

The Routes page allows you to create a series of destinations, calculate

the mileage, and receive directions from each destination to the next. To

use the Routes page, first select the date by clicking on the ^ button.

Then, select an address from the Address Book, or manually enter an

address, then click Add to Route. You can change the order of the ad-

dresses in the route by clicking the Up and Down arrows, or remove an

address by clicking the X button.

After entering all addresses, click the Create Route button to create a

route with the shortest time between destinations, or click the Shortest

Route button to generate a route with the shortest distance. Below

these buttons are other trip-associated fields, like custom fields and

memo, so you may need to complete these as well.

After all fields have been entered, you can Print the route, or click Save

& Post to save the trips into the system for reimbursement.

Expense ListExpense ListExpense List

Trips Awaiting Approval

Expense List > Trips > Awaiting Approval

The Expense List pages allow you to access all Trips that are Awaiting Approval, Awaiting Payment, or trips and expenses that have been

Rejected and require resubmission.

The Trips Awaiting Approval page shows all trips waiting to be approved for reimbursement. You can also View or Edit trips by clicking on

the respective button next to the desired trip. You can also delete any selected by trips by clicking the Delete Trips button, or de-select any

selected trips by clicking the Reset button.

Trips Awaiting Payment

Expense List > Trips > Trips Awaiting Payment

The Trips Awaiting Payment page shows all trips already approved and waiting for reimbursement. You can also View trips by clicking on

the View button next to the desired trip.

Rejected Trips

Expense List > Trips > Rejected

The Rejected Trips page shows any trips rejected by your supervisor. You can resubmit the trips with any necessary corrections, but you

will need to add a memo in the Response field. Trips can also be deleted from this page by clicking the Delete button. Select the trips using

the checkboxes for individual trips, or select all trips by clicking on the column’s checkbox, then click the Repost Trips button. You can de-

select any selected trips with the Reset button. Trips can also be viewed and edited from this page by clicking the View and Edit buttons.

ApprovalsApprovalsApprovals

The Approvals section covers how the approval of trips for employees. Companies use one of two different processes to approve records:

Approval Groups or Department/Division Hierarchy.

Under Approval Groups, the Manager role will approve and review records for any users assigned to the approval group. There may or

may not be a Preparer, who can enter and edit trips and expenses on behalf of users in the Approval Group, but payment processing is

handled by a Company Administrator.

Using the Division/Department Hierarchy, the Supervisor role will approve trips of employees in their Department. If reviews are neces-

sary, these will be performed by a Division Administrator, and Payments are performed by a Company Administrator.

Edit Trips

Approvals > Edit Trips

*Requires Trip Edit permissions or the Trip Entry / Edit role in an Approval Group

The Trip Edit page allows a Supervisor or Trip Entry Preparer to enter and edit trips for any users in their department / approval group.

First, select the users you wish to edit records for, followed by the date. Then click Refresh.

Trips are separated by the gray Start of New Trip bar. You can add trips for the user with the + button, remove them with X button, and

reorder trips with the arrow buttons. Override miles and a memo are also available, as well as Project, Job, Reference, and other fields as-

sociated with your company’s trips. When finished, click Get Mileage to calculate the mileage of any trips added, then click Save/Update

to resubmit these trips to the system.

Approve Trips (Detailed View)

Approvals > Approve Trips

* Used in Division/Department Hierarchy, or if the Dashboard is not available.

The Detailed View page of Approve Trips is for approving trips for employees under your division (or Approval Group). The list can be fil-

tered by employee, end date, and override status followed by clicking Refresh. Flags will be listed next to all relevant trips. After selecting

trips from the list by clicking the checkbox next to the trip or column, you can Approve All— Including Overrides, which will approve all

trips and the override amounts, or ignore overrides and use only calculated miles with the Approve All Checked as Calculated Miles. If you

want add a memo to the trips, enter it into the memo field and click the Post Memo’s button. If Review is active, these trips will then be

submitted for review.

Approve Trips (Dashboard)

Approvals > Approve Trips > Dashboard

*Requires Approval Dashboard permission

The Approval Dashboard allows a Supervisor / Manager to see the status of all Approval Groups, including the number of Trips to approve,

any trips with overrides, the override miles, and the dollar amount of the reimbursement. Select the date you wish to approve for, then

either filter for the desired approval group with the All Groups drop-down, or look at secondary groups. Then, click Refresh or on the

group you wish to approve for.

Alternatively, the section below the Dashboard is the Detailed View. You can filter based on Approval Group, Division, Department, Em-

ployee, Override Status, and Flags. Employees will be listed under the User column, and the number of trips, flags, mileage, and reimburse-

ment amounts will be available. After selecting the appropriate user, you can click the following buttons to approve.

Approve All—Including Overrides, which will approve trips including override mileage,

Approve All—As Calculated, which will approve trips disregarding any override mileage and revert the mileage to calculate amount

Reject All Checked, which will reject any checked trips.

You can click on employee to view their itemized trip list. You can add any memos to these trips after doing so, followed by clicking the

Post Memos button. The More button will show you an Action/Memo history associated with the trip, in case it has been submitted multi-

ple times. Show Custom Fields will display any custom fields associated with the trip.

Detail by Employee

Approvals > Approve Trips > Detail by Employee

* Requires use of Approval Groups

Detail by Employee groups all trips by their employee. The page also allows an Approval Group Manager or Secondary Manager to

approve records for an individual employee. You can filter the View by All Groups, Approval Groups, and Secondary Groups (of which

an Approver is a Secondary Manager), followed by employee, date, override status, specific Approval Groups, Division, and Depart-

ment. All functions are the same as the previous Approve Trips page.

Detail by Date

Approvals > Approve Trips > Detail by Date

* Requires use of Approval Groups

Detail by Date groups all trips by their date, and allows Mangers to sort trip lists by date. To do so, click on the Trip Date column, to

change from ascending to descending order, and vice-versa. The page also allows an Approval Group Manager or Secondary Manager

to approve records for an individual employee. You can filter the View by All Groups, Approval Groups, and Secondary Groups (of

which an Approver is a Secondary Manager), followed by employee, date, override status, specific Approval Groups, Division, and De-

partment. All functions are the same as the previous Approve Trips page.

Trips Rejected

Approvals > Approve Trips > Trips Rejected

The Trips Rejected page allows a Manger or Supervisor to resubmit trips for employees. Rejected trips can be filtered by selecting em-

ployee, and/or end date, then by clicking Refresh List. If you wish to delete the rejected trips, check the trips or the Select All From

Page checkbox, then click the Delete All Selected button or the Delete Trips button. In order to resubmit, you will need to enter a

memo in the Response field, then click Repost Trips. Reset deselects all selected trips.

ReportsReportsReports

The Reports section allows you to run reports against your mileage and/or expenses, depending on which modules your company is using.

Mileage Reports

Reports > Mileage

The available Mileage Reports include:

Summary Report by Date Range—This report generates a count of all trips pending, posted, approved, rejected, paid, and their totals,

for a time period. In addition, mileage, override miles, and reimbursement totals are included.

Detail Report by Date Range—Same as Summary Report, but provides additional information about the trips, including starting and

destination addresses, notes, custom fields, round trip, and manual override status.

Job Cost Detail Report by Date Range—Same as above, except trips can be filtered by status and job cost billing unit. Can add a page

separator for each unique job code.

Job Cost Detail Report by Date Range—Paid—Same as above, yet only with regards to paid trips

Project Code Detail Report by Date Range—Same as Job Cost Detail Report by Date Range, except uses Project Codes.

Route Report—After selecting a date, this report will list all trips made on that date.

Daily Mileage Totals Report– For a given date range, this report will provide the daily mileage totals for each day.

Detail Report by Date Range (Archived Years) - This provides a detail report for all trips older than two years.

Mileage Reports (cont.)

Reports > Mileage

Analytical reports include:

Override Mileage Totals Summary Report —This report totals the override miles for a division, department, or employee. Results can

be delimited by date range, job or project codes, and status. The output grouping can be set to User, Division, or Department, and can

be exported to PDF or XLS.

Percentage of Trips with an Override Miles Entry Report —Same as the Override Mileage Totals Summary Report, but it generates a

percentage value based on the number of trips with overrides.

Average Miles per Trip Report — Provides the average number of miles per trip. Filter by trip date, division, department, employee,

job code, and status. Can change format between PDF and XLS.

Average # Trips per Day Report— Provides average trips per day. Can filter by trip date, division, department, employee, job code, sta-

tus. Output format can be set to XLS or PDF.

Total Miles by Date Range Report—Provides the total miles in a given date range. Can filter by trip date, division, department, employ-

ee, job code, status. Output format can be set to XLS or PDF.

Payment Reports

Reports > Payment Reports

The available Payment Reports include:

Detail Report by Date Range— Provides a detailed report of payments during a specified date range. Must specify payment date range

and period date range. Can also filter by Batch ID, a sequential group of batch IDs, job codes per employee and trips, or by employee.

The checkboxes allow for page separator between users, and displaying the payroll and accounting interface code.

Trip From—To Detail Report—Provides an itemized trip list in a date range. Can filter by division, department, user, batch ID, and se-

quential batch ID. Can also add a page separator between users.

Payment Summary Report with Accounting/Payroll Codes—Provides a summary of payments made in a payment date range. Can also

filter by Batch ID, a sequential group of batch IDs, job codes per employee and trips, or by employee. The checkboxes allow for page

separator between users, and displaying the payroll and accounting interface code.

Excel Payment Summary Report with Accounting/Payroll Codes—Same as above, except output is in XLS form instead of PDF.

Payment Archive by User—Can specify Company or Personal payment history. Filter by date, employee, job code, then click Refresh

List.

Employee Reports

Reports > Employee Reports

The available Employee Reports include:

User Status Report—Can filter by user, division, and department. Details user name, email, division, department, status, and role.

Personal Activity Reports

Reports > Personal Activity Reports

The available Personal Activity Reports are similar to the Mileage Reports, but they apply to the Supervisor instead of users in their divi-

sion. Filters differ only that employee cannot be selected, as the employee is the supervisor in these reports. Also includes the personal

trip report, which shows trips submitted.

User ManualUser ManualUser Manual

You can access the User Manual at any time by clicking the User Manual button on the navigation bar.

Logging OutLogging OutLogging Out

You can logout of the system by clicking the Logout button on the navigation bar.

SureMobile SureMobile SureMobile

Using SureMobile

SureMobile allows you to access your company’s SureMileage and SureExpense instance in a mobile-friendly format for iOS, Android, and

any HTML5 compatible browser.

With SureMobile, you can:

Record trips and expenses for processing and reimbursement

View, edit, submit, delete, and resubmit your trips and expenses

Create, view, edit, and delete addresses in available Address Books

Change the email and password associated with your user

Some companies have different levels of approval and review, as well as unique EHR, Accounting and Payroll system integrations. These

integrations allow for a simple, scheduled reimbursement of your expenses, paid directly to you.

Please note that some features require specific user permissions and company settings, so check with your Supervisor or Administrator in

case of any difficulty or confusion regarding a setting or feature.

Accessing SureMobile

You can download the SureMobile iOS or Android app, SureMobile is always available in your browser by visiting https://mobile.companymileage.com and logging in. iOS users who do not wish to install the app can add a shortcut Sure-Mobile on their Home screen by following these instructions.

Logging into SureMobile requires your username and password. If your compa-

ny has a unique domain, please enter this in the domain field – otherwise leave

it blank.

After logging in with your username and password, you can immediately access

Trips or Expenses by clicking on the matching button on the Home page.

Home Screen and Settings

You can navigate back to Home, Trips, Expenses, or Addresses at any time by

clicking on the matching tab in the navigation bar at the bottom of the screen

You can navigate to your Settings by tapping the Settings button.

Trips

Tapping Trips allows you to access personal records in the SureMileage system.

The fields next to the buttons indicate the number of records in the category –

tap the button to access these records.

Create new trips by tapping New Trip. Directions, map, and calculated mileage

will be available after entering a Start and Destination address. Be sure to fill out

all mandatory fields before submitting your trip!

Addresses

Addresses can be accessed through the tapping Addresses tab, and entering a

value into the search field. If your company allows access to Company and Per-

sonal Address Books, you can filter between the two.

After tapping an address record, you can tap Use Address, then From or To, to

make a new trip using the address as either the start or destination address. If

permissions are available, you can also edit an address while viewing it.