Time-based routes in Salesforce Maps allow users to specify the start time, end time, and duration of each stop. Note: Time-based routes are still a part of standard routing and function the same as in previous releases.
This article answers the question: how do I schedule specific arrival and departure times for each stop on a Salesforce Maps route? Time-based routing lets you assign a start time, end time, and duration to each stop, then save the route to a specific date using the calendar interface. For example, a field rep visiting five client sites in a day can use time-based routing to make sure each visit lines up with the customer's scheduled meeting window.
Check out the following video to learn how to create a time-based route in Maps:
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