Best for long lists
Use video when the address list is longer than a few screenshots or when the app scrolls smoothly.
Delivery video address import
Turn a delivery screen recording into route-ready address groups
When your delivery list is too long for screenshots, record a slow scroll. NaviBatch can turn visible order numbers and addresses into reviewable groups for confirmed Apple Maps handoff; supplied real-device footage also shows Google Maps handoff in a tested build.
Record slow delivery list scrolls
Extract visible order numbers and addresses
Review before route planning
Video import is for long delivery lists
Some courier apps show many stops in one scrolling list. Taking dozens of screenshots can be slow, and a single long screenshot may not capture every row cleanly. A screen recording can preserve the list if the scroll is steady and the text stays readable.
NaviBatch uses that recording as a source for address import. The goal is to convert visible delivery rows into a reviewable address list, not to skip human checking. Drivers should always confirm the recognized addresses before route handoff.
Record slowly
Keep the order number and address visible together long enough for reliable recognition.
Still review results
Video import can save time, but the driver should confirm all addresses before using them.
How to record a better delivery video
Open the list
Show the delivery order number and full address in the same row or screen area.
Scroll one screen at a time
Move the bottom row upward until it becomes the top row, then repeat.
Avoid fast flicks
Fast playback, motion blur, and covered text can reduce recognition quality.
Import and review
Upload the video, then verify addresses before route grouping and map handoff.
Video import plus map handoff
The strongest workflow is not just recognition. It is the full path from a recorded delivery list to a route: record, import, review, group, and send the next reviewed address group to Apple Maps. Google Maps remains version-dependent until the exact released build is verified.
What to review after video import
Video import can capture long delivery lists, but video frames can still include blur, covered text, and rows that move too quickly. NaviBatch keeps the review step in the workflow so drivers can confirm the address list before route grouping and map handoff.
Blurred or fast rows
Rows that pass too quickly should be checked against the original delivery list before routing.
Order number match
Confirm that the order number still matches the address after import, especially for dense apartment routes.
Group before driving
Use the reviewed list to create the next map-ready group instead of sending unverified addresses.
FAQ
Can video import replace screenshots?
It can help when screenshots are too many or too awkward, but clear screenshots are still useful for shorter lists.
Why does scroll speed matter?
Recognition needs readable frames. Slow scrolling keeps the address and order number visible long enough to extract them.
Can I use video import with Apple Maps or Google Maps?
Video import creates a reviewed address list. Apple Maps handoff is confirmed in the current release; a supplied real-device recording also shows Google Maps handoff in a tested build, with current availability dependent on the installed version.
What should I check after video import?
Review recognized addresses, order numbers, apartment details, duplicates, and any row affected by blur or fast scrolling before route grouping.
Record the list. Review the addresses. Start the route.
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