External links let a trackable, team, group, or location point to outside context, but they are checked, stored, and reviewed differently than ordinary page text.
That is why Geotrackable verifies links before saving them and can use an owned exit page when a public page sends visitors to another website.
Trackables and trackable groups can store their own link or a group default link so the item keeps related context with its journey story.
About TrackablesPublic team pages can expose a reviewed external link so visitors can continue to a related website through an owned Geotrackable step first.
About TeamsLocations can also carry an external link in their workflow forms, and support is the place to report a destination that needs review later.
SupportGeotrackable normalizes the address, screens the destination, and uses the external page title as the starting description after verification.
Only valid absolute http:// or https:// links are accepted. Localhost, malformed URLs, and private-network addresses are blocked instead of being stored.
When a public Geotrackable page exposes an external link, the visitor can be sent through a Geotrackable-owned exit page first so they can review the destination before leaving.
If a destination looks broken, misleading, unsafe, or no longer appropriate, use the support page or a public-page report path so support can review the stored link.
Geotrackable stores the normalized destination URL and the saved description. The first description value usually comes from the external page title after verification, but you can adjust the wording before saving.
Those stored values can later appear in exported account data, on the page that owns the link, or on an owned exit page that warns the visitor they are leaving Geotrackable.
