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​1. On the Missions tab, click the drop down arrow beside the 'Add a Mission' button

Highlighting the Missions tab in the Experience, and the drop down arrow beside the 'Add a Mission' button

2. Select GPS from the Add a Mission drop down menu

Highlighting the GPS option from the Add a Mission drop down menu

3. In the Mission creation side panel, add your Mission name, point value and description.

The description could be directions to the location, or a clue relating to where the check-in is.

Image showing the Mission creation side panel, where you add your Mission name, point value and description.

Highlighting the 'Set location' button in the Mission creation side panel

You can choose a location in one of three ways:

1. Typing an address into the <i>destination search</i> field,

2. Entering the latitude and longitude, or

Highlighting the search field on the 'Set Target GPS Destination' pop up in the studio

6. Choose your accepted radius for the check-in

This is the distance from the location a participant can be and still have their location accepted as correct.

Highlighting the accepted radius drop down with 100m (recommended) selected

7. You will be able to see the accepted radius on the map

Showing the Set target destination pop-up with a red circle indicating the accepted radius selected around the set location

8. Click 'Set location' when you are happy with your location and accepted radius

An image highlighting the Set location button on the set target GPS destination pop up

9. Click 'Save changes' on the Mission to add it to your Mission List

Image highlighting the Save changes button on the Mission creation side panel

10. Your GPS Mission will then be added to your Mission List

image showing the GPS Mission added to the Mission list on the Experience

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A GPS mission is a type of mission that requires the user to physically check-in at a specific location within a specific accepted radius.

GPS Missions are a great way to get your participants outside and exploring by guiding them to specific locations, and introducing them to new sights, attractions, and businesses.

Here are a few creative ways we have seen GPS Missions used:

- Exploring a new location, like a new city, or a national park
- Introducing participants to new or existing local businesses in town
- A location-based scavenger hunt
- A guided tour around a new workplace, school, or museum
- A check-in point in a run for charity

If you would like to include a map to accompany your GPS Mission, add a link to Google Maps using the ‘Attach a Link’ feature. This is a feature we are working towards adding in the future.

<b>Can I add an interactive map to my GPS Mission?</b>

Yes! If you want to change the visibility for this Mission, click <a href="https://support.goosechase.com/en/articles/5803591-what-is-the-difference-between-hidden-in-feed-and-shown-in-feed">here</a> to learn more. 

Can I hide the location in the activity feed from other teams?

Instructions on how to create a GPS Mission with helpful tips!