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Step one in Unit PIN Management is to select the correct unit. Unit leaders may be registered to more than one unit. Leads are grouped by unit. * All PINS will show an active status at first. A unit leader can deactivate the PIN by changing the PIN status to inactive—by doing this the pin will not appear on the Google map. Another option, however, is to leave it active and choose to use Council information for leads generation. That way someone at the Council will continue to get and work leads while a unit leader may be away. The Unit logo can be selected in the box in the top right side. * The unit logo is defaulted to the logo for the traditional program it correlates to. For example, All packs will have the Cub Scouts logo. All troops will have the Boy Scouts of America logo. All crews will have the Venturing logo. A units personalized logo can be used. The Unit logos should be a .jpg format. And the Unit logos’ maximum file size is 2mb. * The “Primary contact information” refers to whom the unit has chosen to be the lead in managing the PIN information and the parent requests. This does not have to be the Unit Leaders, but must be a registered adult from that unit. BeAScout “talks” to our Scoutnet or PAS system and updates the information of registered adults This person will also have access to the Unit Pin Management and the Unit Lead management page by signing onto MyScouting. It is also the person receiving emails generated from the Google Map PIN. So a Unit Leader can assign another registered adult to work the leads. * The unit meeting address can be changed at any time. The address displayed is pulled from ScoutNET or PAS. This address will be used to locate the Goggle Pin on the map, and can be used to be displayed on the pin. If a unit is having a special meeting location or does not meet at their Chartered Organization, the address can be changed. * The Alternate Contact Information fields are mandatory. These fields are named, re