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# Geo links in X-GPS Mobile
Share a vehicle's live location from your phone with a link that anyone can open, for example to show a customer where their delivery is.
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A geo link is a web link that shows the live location of your vehicles or other assets on a map. For example, you can show a customer where their delivery is, or help a contractor find your vehicle. The person who opens the link needs no Navixy account and no app: the map opens in a web browser. You create the link in X-GPS Mobile and send it from your phone by SMS, WhatsApp, Telegram, email, or any other app.
You decide what the link shows, such as the speed or the address, and how long it works. You can switch off a link at any time. To learn more about the feature, see [Geo links](/docs/user/guide/geo-links.md).
The **Geo links** screen lists all your geo links, both the ones created in the app and the ones created in the Navixy web platform. Here's what you can do:
* Create a geo link and share it
* Switch off or switch on a geo link
* Duplicate, edit, and delete geo links
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## How to create and share a geo link
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By default, a new geo link starts to work as soon as you create it. You can also create a geo link from an asset's [information screen](/docs/user/guide/x-gps-mobile-apps/x-gps-mobile/assets-list/asset-information.md) in the **Tracking** section.
To create and share a geo link, follow these steps:
1. On the **Geo links** screen, tap **+** in the bottom-right corner.
2. Select the GPS device whose location the link shows. To add more devices to the same link, tap **Add device**.
3. Optionally, change the link settings:
* **Description:** The name or description of the geo link.
* **Lifetime:** How long the geo link works. A permanent geo link never expires.
* **Label:** The device name that the geo link shows.
* **Attributes:** The device data that the map shows next to the device, for example the speed and the address.
* **Map provider:** The map that the link shows. The default is Google.
* **Trace history:** How much of the recent route the map shows.
* **Autoscale:** The map changes its zoom and position to keep the device in view.
* **Show icons:** Show the device icon on the map.
* **Tracking options:** Show the device everywhere, or only when it is inside or outside the geofences (map areas) that you select.
* **POIs (Places):** The places that the map shows.
* **Geofences:** The geofences (areas that you draw on the map) that the map shows.
4. Tap **Create geo link**.
5. In the window that opens, share the link, or copy it and paste it into a message. You can also open the link in the browser to check what the recipient sees.
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## How to view and manage geo links in X-GPS Mobile
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To see a geo link's settings, tap the link in the list. To send the link again, tap **Share** at the bottom of the screen.
To switch off or switch on a geo link, tap . While a link is off, the people who have it can't see the location. Switching it on again makes the same link work again.
To open more actions, tap **⋮**:
* **Open:** Opens the geo link in the browser.
* **Copy link:** Copies the link to the clipboard.
* **Edit:** Opens the **Edit** screen, which has the same settings as a [new geo link](#how-to-create-and-share-a-geo-link). Your changes apply to the same link, so the people who have it don't need a new one.
* **Duplicate:** Opens the **New geo link** screen with the same settings as the selected geo link.
* **Delete:** Deletes the geo link.
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. While a link is off, the people who have it can't see the location. Switching it on again makes the same link work again.
To open more actions, tap **⋮**:
* **Open:** Opens the geo link in the browser.
* **Copy link:** Copies the link to the clipboard.
* **Edit:** Opens the **Edit** screen, which has the same settings as a [new geo link](#how-to-create-and-share-a-geo-link). Your changes apply to the same link, so the people who have it don't need a new one.
* **Duplicate:** Opens the **New geo link** screen with the same settings as the selected geo link.
* **Delete:** Deletes the geo link.
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