Use premium components
Capture validated addresses and calculate driving distances with the Address and Measure Distance components, two premium fields powered by Google Maps.

The Address and Measure Distance components both connect to Google Maps, so they live together as premium fields in the Form Builder. Address collects a clean, validated location in a single field, and Measure Distance turns two of those locations into an accurate driving distance. They are designed to work as a pair: use Address to capture a start and an end point, then drop in Measure Distance to calculate the route between them.
Address
The Address field suggests matching addresses as the submitter types.
The Address component integrates with Google Maps to provide typeahead address suggestions. Instead of separate inputs for street, city, state, and ZIP, it offers one streamlined field that suggests matching addresses as the submitter types. Because Google Maps supplies the suggestions, the Address component:
- Speeds up data entry by completing addresses after a few characters.
- Reduces errors with automatic spelling and formatting validation.
- Replaces several separate text fields with a single, consistent input.
Properties
- Label
- The text displayed above the field.
- Required
- When enabled, the submitter must enter a valid address before submitting.
Address also has the shared Width, Visibility, Show/Hide, validation, Hint, Tooltip, Name, and ID options found on other fields.
Measure Distance
Measure Distance calculates the driving distance between two address fields.
The Measure Distance component automatically calculates the shortest driving distance between two points. It connects to Address components, or to Computed components that return addresses, making it ideal for any form that needs a distance - mileage reimbursements, field trip requests, or transportation planning.
Properties
- Label
- The text describing the measured distance - for example, "Travel Distance."
- Start Location
- The field that supplies the starting point of the measurement.
- End Location
- The field that supplies the ending point of the measurement.
- Unit
- The unit for the calculated distance, either miles or kilometers.