What export routes does
- Open the full multi-stop route in Google Maps
- Turn-by-turn navigation in an app reps already know
- Export a CSV of every stop
- CSV includes stop number, name, address and coordinates
- Plan in GeoMaps, navigate or analyze anywhere
- No re-keying addresses by hand
Export Routes in GeoMaps
Once a route is optimized, export routes gets it into the tools your team already uses. Open the route in Google Maps for live, turn-by-turn navigation, or download it as a CSV with each stop's number, name, address and coordinates.
It means the planning happens in GeoMaps but the driving happens wherever the rep is comfortable. The Google Maps link carries the full multi-stop route; the CSV gives you the raw stop data to load into a spreadsheet or another system.
It's part of GeoMaps' route optimization tools, so it works hand in hand with the rest of your map.
Where export routes helps
Navigate in Google Maps
A rep opens the optimized route in Google Maps and drives it turn-by-turn on the app they already use every day.
Feed other systems
Export the stop list as a CSV to load into a spreadsheet, a transport system or another internal tool.
Keep a record
Save a CSV of each day's route, with coordinates, as a simple log of where the team went.
Export Routes FAQ
- Which navigation app can I export to?
- You can open the full multi-stop route in Google Maps for turn-by-turn navigation.
- What's in the CSV export?
- The CSV lists every stop with its number, name, address and latitude/longitude, ready to open in a spreadsheet or import elsewhere.
- Do reps need a GeoMaps account to navigate?
- No. Once you export to Google Maps or share the link, the rep navigates in Google Maps without needing to log in to GeoMaps.
- Can I use the export in my own systems?
- Yes. The CSV gives you the raw stop data — including coordinates — so you can load it into other tools or keep it as a record.