Question 1

What is Agenda Nav?

Editorial Staff · Accepted Answer

Agenda Nav allows iOS apps that don't natively support routes with up to 150 locations, to navigate through the routes you create without having to return to inRoute to send each location. With Agenda Nav (map's Share icon > External Navigation), the first leg of your route will be sent for navigation, then at each stop in your route inRoute will show a notification that when tapped will load the next stop in your route, without needing to return to inRoute. To access the Notifications, swipe down from the top-left of your unlocked screen. Finally, you can also return to inRoute where you'll find buttons for sending a location again, or skipping a location (if not showing they are under the Turns button).

Apps available for use with Agenda Nav include Apple Maps, Google Maps and Waze.

Question 2

What is Agenda Nav?

Editorial Staff · Accepted Answer

Agenda Nav allows iOS apps that don't natively support routes with up to 150 locations, to navigate through the routes you create without having to return to inRoute to send each location. With Agenda Nav (map's Share icon > External Navigation), the first leg of your route will be sent for navigation, then at each stop in your route inRoute will show a notification that when tapped will load the next stop in your route, without needing to return to inRoute. To access the Notifications, swipe down from the top-left of your unlocked screen. Finally, you can also return to inRoute where you'll find buttons for sending a location again, or skipping a location (if not showing they are under the Turns button).

Apps available for use with Agenda Nav include Apple Maps, Google Maps and Waze.