Which statement best describes the Edit Stops Tab?

• A. On the Edit Stops Tab you can export stops to CSV and edit names
• B. It only allows editing the stop names
• C. It is used to add stops to a route
• D. On Edit Stops, you can add, schedule, reorder, and manage pickup and delivery locations. Displays mileage between stops, route maps, and supports drag-and-drop reordering

Answer: (D)

The Edit Stops tab is where you actively shape the route by managing each stop’s details, not just its label. It lets you add new stops and place them in the sequence, set pickup and delivery times, and adjust scheduling so the route flows efficiently. It also supports reordering stops—often with drag-and-drop—so you can quickly optimize the sequence as plans change. In addition, it provides practical context for planning, displaying mileage between stops and route maps to visualize the journey and verify the path. This combination of adding, scheduling, ordering, and visually assessing pickups and deliveries is what makes this tab truly powerful, and it’s why the comprehensive description is the best fit. The other options describe narrower capabilities (like editing only names, or just adding stops, or exporting data) that don’t capture the full functionality of editing and managing stops on a route.