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Open the planner, add addresses one at a time, or use Import for a simple CSV. The public beta accepts up to 20 stops.
Close matches need a quick look. Remove the stop and add a more complete address if it is wrong.
Use Round trip to return to the first stop, or One way to keep the final stop fixed.
Meld the route, make any manual changes, then export the clean stop order.
Paste one address per line or upload a simple address CSV.
What exact and close matches mean before you route.
Round trips, one-way routes, service time, and manual ordering.
Take the ordered route to CSV or your navigation workflow.
How routes and customer addresses are handled and removed.
Current public-beta limits and clearly labeled planned access.
Use one complete address per line when pasting. For CSV upload, a one-column address file is the most reliable format; each non-empty row is resolved independently. Unmatched or ambiguous rows are skipped so a guessed pin never enters the route. Add a skipped address individually to review its candidates. Public-beta routes are capped at 20 stops.
Exact indicates a strong place or street-number match. Close can indicate a broader place, parcel, or street match and should be reviewed. If MileMeld cannot find a reliable result, it returns an error instead of fabricating a pin.
The first stop remains the start. In one-way mode, the last stop remains the finish. Add service minutes to make the estimated completion time reflect work performed at each location. Hosted road routing supports routes throughout the United States during the MVP.
CSV export includes stop order, name, resolved address, latitude, longitude, and service time. Navigation handoff links and GPX/KML are not included in the current public beta.
The public beta stores the working route in your browser, not in a MileMeld account. Use Clear in the planner or clear the site’s browser data to remove it. Address searches are sent to the configured geocoding provider.
Read the full privacy detailsEmail the MileMeld public-beta support inbox. Include what you were trying to do, but do not send customer address lists.