Import Wizard improvements, route map fixes, and address accuracy upgrades
What's new
Import wizard — more reliable and smarter matching
- Large CSV files now import completely — a silent truncation issue that cut off big uploads mid-way has been fixed.
- Hubs with the same name but different addresses (e.g. chain or franchise branches) are no longer incorrectly merged into one entry during import.
- The address comparison table now highlights field-by-field differences between what's in your CSV and what's stored, making it easy to spot mismatches at a glance.
- Stops that share a physical address are automatically grouped under a shared hub card, so 3PL and multi-tenant locations are handled correctly.
- Terminal entries are now grouped by address rather than just by name, reducing duplicate hub creation.
- The hub owner field is automatically prefilled from the matching customer account when creating a hub during import.
- Vehicle registration numbers are auto-looked-up during the vehicles step — no manual entry needed.
- Hubs you've already matched in a previous upload are remembered, so you won't need to re-accept them on the next import.
- A route preview is now shown inside the import wizard before you commit.
Route map — fixed and improved
- Route lines now correctly pass through every stop along a route — previously, only the first and last stop were connected, leaving loop routes and multi-stop routes with incomplete or missing lines.
- Clicking a route in the list now highlights it on the map without unexpectedly opening the detail panel.
- Stop locations can now be compared directly on the main map — no more separate popup dialog.
- The hub-matching action has been renamed from "Map to node" to "Map to hub" for clarity, and you can now create a new hub directly from the picker.
- Connected hub mini-popups are back when you select a stop on the map.
Address & geocoding accuracy
- Addresses in Denmark (and other countries) now resolve correctly — lookups were previously restricted to Sweden only.
- Country is now determined automatically from the address data rather than always defaulting to Sweden.
What's coming next
- A redesigned unmatched-hubs page that aligns with the import wizard's matching flow.
- Multi-stop waypoint route lines extended to the hubs, vehicles, and customers map views.
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