12. How do I optimize geocoding in TourSolver?
Provide complete and accurate addresses Ensure each address includes the street name, number, postal code, city, and country. Clean and consistent data improves geocoding results.
Use separate fields for each address component TourSolver supports two formats for entering address information:
Structured columns – Street, Postal Code, City, and Country entered separately.
Single combined field – Full address entered in one column.
👉 To ensure accurate geocoding, choose one format and use it consistently. Do not mix structured columns with a combined field in the same dataset, as this may cause errors or inconsistencies in address recognition.
Verify the district information To improve geocoding accuracy, always specify the correct district when entering address data. TourSolver now includes a dedicated District column, which helps the system narrow down the search and locate the right area more effectively.
👉 Using the district field consistently ensures that addresses are matched to the correct geographic zone and reduces errors in route planning.
Prefer GPS coordinates when available If you have latitude and longitude values, include them. TourSolver will use these directly and skip address geocoding, resulting in higher accuracy.
Review geocoding quality after import Use the geocoding quality indicators to identify incorrect or low-quality points and correct them in the data.
Repositioning Option in Mobile App To improve geocoding quality, TourSolver provides a Repositioning option in the mobile application. This feature allows users to update or adjust the location directly from their mobile device, ensuring that the recorded position is accurate and aligned with the actual site.
👉 Using the repositioning option helps correct minor discrepancies and enhances the precision of geocoded addresses in route planning.
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