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# Contextual Menu
To get a contextual menu on the map, long-press on any pushpin on the map. The pushpin contextual menu provides the following additional options. These options provide commonly used features in Maplytics, like Set as Current Location, Set as Origin, and Add to Route, etc.
**Set As Origin:**
Selecting this option will set the address of the pushpin as the start location of the route.
**Set As Destination:**
Selecting this option will set the address of the pushpin as the end location of the route.
**Add to Route:**
This option will set the address of the pushpin as a middle waypoint of the selected route. For example, if the users already have Point A and Point B selected as their route, and click on the *Add To Route* option, then Point B will become Point C, and the address of the selected pushpin will become Point B of their route.
**Set As Current Location:**
This option is used to set the address of the pushpin as the current location, which can be used for proximity search. For example, if the user wants to plot all the leads that are within a radius of 100 miles from a particular record, then the user can click on the *Set As Current Location* option to set the address as the current location, and then the user can plot the records around this location.
*This option also removes the additional step to type the current location manually for the proximity search.*
**Set As POI Location:**
This option helps the user to set the center point for the Point of Interest (POI) searches, like ATMs, restaurants, Airports, etc. Once this location is set as the POI location, the user can search for different POIs around this location. The user can choose the icons or the locations from the list of ‘others’ or enter a keyword to search for the respective POI locations on the map.
**Save Template:**
Users can save the plotted search criteria as a template, so as to open the template directly instead of searching on the map again.