Click/Touch the drop button.  In this case, we are drawing aerial drops, so we click the "AR DROP" button.

As shown in the upper right hand corner of this screenshot, the button will turn green, telling you it is active. Now you can slowly double click/tap on a pole/feature.

Sometimes while doing this the feature popup will open before you get the notice that you are "Drawing from ( ID of feature )" at the top of the map.

A notice will appear like this one at the top of your screen.   It will have the feature ID that you clicked to draw the drop from.

Now click/tap on the home/business the drop is going to.

Once you do that, you will see a red line representing that drop path.  

You will see the drop drawn as seen on the left side of this screenshot.

The new drop has a popup containing the type of drop, length of the drop, a checkbox to designate the drop as commercial, and a button to open the form so the fielder can make any necessary changes to the automated address shown.

Now we can turn the addresses on, though before we do that we MUST ensure that the tool is off. To turn the tool off, click "AR DROP" tool button again and it will turn back to gray as and the toolbar will look like pictured in screenshot inside the yellow rectangle. Nothing will be green.

After ensuring our tool has been turned off, you can make addresses show by accessing the 1st Layer Cake on the right side of the map and locating the "Drop Addresses" checkbox then clicking/tapping it to check the box.

As shown here, after we check the "Drop Addresses" layer from the Layer Cake, our drop addresses will be displayed on the map.

Now lets repeat these steps for drawing the drop. Turn on the "AR DROP" tool by clicking or tapping the tool inside the toolbar.

Slowly double click/tap on the pole/feature you want to draw the drop from.

A notice will appear at the top of the map like in step 5, after that you can click/tap on the home/business you want to draw the drop too as shown.

After you have done that, you can move to the next pole/feature you want to draw a drop from while the temporary red line showing the previous drop path is showing.

Now Click/Tap on the next pole/feature. The previous drop will complete. Once then Click/Tap on the pole/feature again to restart the process.

So on the 2nd click to the pole you will get the notice like shown in Step 5.  Then you can click on the next home/business to create another temporary drop line.

Scroll to your next pole/feature being careful not to just Click/Tap or you will continue your temporary drop path.  You want to make sure you are dragging the map by holding down the click/tap and moving the map.

Click/Tap the next pole/feature.  As shown in the next step, FRM will complete the last drop drawn and the pop up will appear.

Click/Tap the next pole/feature again and you will repeat the workflow process as you go along in your route adding drops. The thing to remember is once you start a drop draw from a feature, you can click on ANY feature to end or complete that drop draw.

Practice this and understand the workflow. You can add drops very quickly using this workflow.

1.) Turn the tool on.

2.) You click/tap the feature you want to begin at twice SLOWLY.

3.) You click/tap on the home/business you want to draw a drop too or click/tap along the pathway of the drop you want to record to the home/business. Typically a straight line, just note it can be a more detailed path.

4.) Then you do 1 of 2 things.

\--4.a) Click/Tap on the feature again to complete the drop. Then repeat the steps 2-4a in this list to draw more drops from the same feature.

\--4.b) Click/Tap on the next feature you want to draw from to complete the drop, then click/tap that feature again to begin drawing drops from it.

Drawing Drops in Feature Route Maps