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Classifying your drives
Only business miles go on your claim, so each drive is either business or personal. This guide shows you the one-tap way — and how to set rules so the app does it for you.
The one-tap way
Every captured drive starts as unclassified — we never guess “business” for you, because an inflated claim is exactly what gets challenged. You decide:
- Tap a drive and choose Business or Personal.
- Or swipe a drive in your list — right to mark it business, left to bin one that isn’t yours.
Your home screen always shows how many drives still need classifying, so nothing slips through.
Let the app do it for you
Once it learns your routine, you’ll barely touch it. You can switch on any of these:
- Always business at a place
End a drive at a client’s site or a depot, set “always business when a drive ends here”, and every future drive there is classified for you — using an on-device map pin, no address sent anywhere.
- Work hours
Tell it your working hours and drives inside them are treated as business (your commute aside — see below).
- Commute is personal
Your ordinary trip between home and your regular workplace isn’t a business mile, so the app marks it personal automatically — keeping your claim correct.
- Favourite routes
A run you do often can be saved so it’s classified the moment it’s captured.
The app is in development for iOS and Android — the illustrated version of this guide arrives at launch.
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