# Google Maps

## What does the Google Maps Action do? 

The Google Maps action opens the directions to the [Appointment](/maica-knowledge-base/getting-started/maica-key-concepts/appointment.md) from a number of selectable starting points in Google Maps, directly from the [Appointment](/maica-knowledge-base/getting-started/maica-key-concepts/appointment.md). 

## How do I use the Google Maps Action? 

To begin using the Google Maps Action, first open up the Appointment, then simply select the Google Maps button in the top right hand corner of the interface, as shown below. 

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After clicking the Google Maps button, a dropdown menu will appear, allowing you to select a location from which to receive directions. There are the following options:

* `Home Address`
* `Primary Location`&#x20;
* `Current Location`&#x20;

{% hint style="info" %}
In order to use `Current Location` to receive directions to your Appointment, Location must be allowed on your browser or device.&#x20;
{% endhint %}

Following a selection of Location, a new tab will open in Google Maps with directions to your Appointment from your selected Location.&#x20;

{% hint style="info" %}
If a Resource has multiple Appointments on one day, they can access a route between all Appointment on Google Maps by using the handy action accessible in Schedule View on Timeline Mode. To learn more, click [here](/maica-knowledge-base/the-planner/planner-views-and-modes/schedule.md#timeline-mode).&#x20;
{% endhint %}


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