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# Redirect with Waze
User can view the turn-by-turn navigations on Waze site on desktop and Waze App on Phones and Tablets. This will show the navigation links from current location to the waypoints.
{% hint style="info" %}
***The checkpoints should be under 3000 miles from the current location to view routes on Waze.***
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## Redirection on mobiles:
User can click on the route navigation buttons to redirect on the Google maps/Waze.
The user can also use the ‘Copy Links’ button to copy the links to send them as an email or save it into a note.
{% hint style="info" %}
* ***By default, the links will be redirected to Google Maps.***
* ***The links redirect on the Dynamics 365 App for Phones and Tablet works with Dynamics 365 v9.x***
* ***For other devices and Dynamics 365 v8.2, users can use the ‘Copy Links’ button.***
{% endhint %}
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For any queries, reach out to us at
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