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The GPSpedia team is reachable through the in-app contact form. Use it for account requests, data corrections, general questions, or feature suggestions.
If you’re reporting a problem with a specific cut point entry in the catalog, use the ⚠️ report button directly on that entry instead of the contact form. Problem reports submitted that way go straight to the admin inbox and are tracked against the relevant record.

Using the contact form

The contact form is accessible from the app footer. Click Contáctanos in the footer navigation to open it.
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Open the contact form

Scroll to the bottom of the app and click Contáctanos in the footer. The contact form will open.
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Enter your name

Type your full name in the Nombre field.
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Enter your email address

Type a valid email address in the Correo Electrónico field. The team will use this address to reply to you.
4

Write your message

Enter your message in the Mensaje field. Be specific about what you need — include vehicle make/model if relevant, or your intended role if requesting an account.
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Submit the form

Click Enviar Mensaje (Send Message) to submit. Your message will appear in the platform inbox for review by a Jefe.

What to contact us about

Account requests

Don’t have an account yet? Submit the contact form with your name, email, and role to request access. A Jefe will create your account and follow up with your credentials.

Data corrections

Found an error in a catalog entry but can’t use the ⚠️ report button? Describe the issue and the vehicle in your message so the team can locate and correct the record.

Technical support

Experiencing issues with the platform? Describe what you were doing, what you expected to happen, and what actually happened.

Suggestions

Have an idea for a new feature, a vehicle to prioritize, or a way to improve the platform? The team welcomes feedback from the installation community.

Before you write

Check the FAQ first — common questions about account setup, data usage, and platform scope are answered there.

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