Where do Location Profiles store saved addresses, and what is recommended for creating them?

• A. They are reusable across loads; best created via the Google search method for clean addresses
• B. They are limited to a single load; best created by manual entry
• C. They cannot be reused; best created by importing from a spreadsheet
• D. They store only warehouse addresses; best created by copying from emails

Answer: (A)

Location Profiles are designed to store saved addresses so you can reuse them across multiple loads, keeping addresses consistent and saving time. Once an address is saved in a profile, it isn’t limited to a single shipment; you can select it for future loads as ship-to, ship-from, or other locations. The recommended way to create them is to use the Google search method to pull in clean, standardized address information, which helps ensure accuracy and uniform formatting. Manual entry can introduce typos or inconsistent formatting, and while bulk imports from a spreadsheet can be useful in some cases, the best practice for building reliable profiles is starting with precise addresses found via Google. Location Profiles aren’t restricted to warehouses and aren’t limited to single-use; they store various saved addresses and are reusable across loads.