This article is about the Proxi admin app at app.proxi.co.
Two sections of the map editor control what visitors can do: Viewer actions (map-wide abilities) and Point Card → Actions (the buttons on each place's card). Everything is a switch — flip on what fits your map, and the live preview shows exactly what visitors will get.
Map-Wide Abilities (Viewer Actions)
Allow users to share map — the share button on the map itself.
Show add-a-place form — lets visitors suggest places (see Collecting Places From Your Community).
Allow users to plan a route — visitors can string places into a route.
Allow users to send map to their phone from desktop — a quick handoff for people browsing on a computer.
Allow users to see map stats — shows view counts and place counts in the map's About panel.
Map comments — a comment wall on the map, with your own section title and instructions, plus reply and reaction switches (available on Pro).
Buttons on Each Place's Card (Point Card → Actions)
Get directions — shown inline with the address or as a button, with a default travel mode (drive, walk, bike, or transit).
Upvotes — a little love button; rename it to anything ("Want to go!") and choose whether to show the count.
Mark as visited — visitors check places off as they go. You can set the labels, swap the marker for visited places, and add a "visited" filter so people can see what's left.
Save — visitors bookmark favorites, which land on their personal My Places page. Custom labels, an optional saved marker, and a "saved" filter are all available.
Share — a share button for the individual place.
Point comments — reviews on each place (the section is titled "Reviews" by default; available on Pro).
A good rule of thumb: turn on only what serves the map's purpose. A vendor map might want just directions and save; a bucket-list trail map shines with visited, upvotes, and comments.