Does dictation handle multi-stop routes and past days?

Yes. The assistant understands a whole day told in one go, resolves relative dates and expands recurrences: one sentence is enough to catch up on a multi-stop route from three days ago or a weekly appointment since the start of the month.

What it can do:

1. Multi-stop routes: "This morning I left the clinic, meeting at Johnson's in Salem, then the Boston market hall, and back". Each leg appears with the then label, the last one with then back to, and the trips are linked together as with Link into a tour.
2. Past days: "yesterday", "last Monday", "June 3" are converted into dates. You can go back up to two years.
3. Recurring trips: "every Tuesday since June 3 at client X" becomes one trip per date, up to sixty at once.

If you mention several appointments on the same day without saying whether you chained them, the assistant asks you whether it was one route or separate round trips.

In a multi-stop route, each stop keeps its own purpose: if you only gave one, the assistant asks you for the others in a single question, and you can answer "business meeting" for all of them.