When you work with location-heavy data, simply placing points on a map is not enough. You need a way to apply multiple filters on map , compare categories, and instantly highlight visuals that matter. That is why applying multiple filters together on a map becomes so powerful. It helps you narrow down results, spot patterns … Read more
In today’s real estate tech landscape, clarity and precision in data visualization are essential for smarter property decisions. Simply listing properties isn’t enough-you need a way to slice, sort, and understand them instantly. That’s where Interactive filters come in. By Filter Properties for Insights based on price range, property type, and availability status, maps become … Read more
Track Task Progress visually instead of relying on scattered spreadsheets or delayed updates. Today, many infrastructure and field teams prefer map dashboards because teams can see completed vs pending tasks instantly. Moreover, when teams link task data to real locations, planning becomes faster and accountability improves. In this article, you’ll discover how to Track Task … Read more
How to Geocode Your Addresses and Plot Them on a Map is one of the most essential skills today for businesses, researchers, developers, and organizations who utilize location-based insights. Geocoding simply means converting a physical address into geographic coordinates such as latitude and longitude. Once those coordinates are generated, they can be plotted on a … Read more
To begin with, downloading only your filtered map data is an easy way to extract clean, relevant datasets without exporting your entire project. Moreover, this approach helps planners, teams, and analysts avoid cluttered exports and get only the insights they need. As a result, you save time and download small, ready-to-use files directly from your … Read more
In field surveys, speed and accuracy are everything. Whether collecting customer data, mapping market outlets or conducting household surveys, field teams often struggle with manually recording locations or entering customer details long after the visit. MAPOG solves these challenges by allowing surveyors to capture and register new customer locations instantly, right at the point of … Read more
Businesses today prioritize maintaining customers and collecting on-site feedback. Manual methods slow teams down, so digital mapping workflows help them work faster. MAPOG, especially its Mobile Data Collection feature, gives teams a location-based system to maintain Your Customers and gather insights during visits. Key Concept: Why Maintaining Your Customers On-Site Matters When field executives visit … Read more
When businesses work with sales data spread across multiple locations, spreadsheets alone often fail to reveal meaningful insights. Simply listing numbers does not clearly show where performance is strong or weak. That is why MAPOG plays a crucial role in sales visuals . By visualizing sales data geographically, you can instantly high and low sales … Read more
When working with large datasets on a map, it can be difficult to focus on only the information you need. By filtering map points using attribute values stored in an Excel or CSV file, you can quickly highlight specific categories, ranges, or conditions—such as cities above a certain population, demographics, or locations with active status. … Read more
Field teams meet customers for checks or update Customer Segments Field, but manual recording makes data outdated and unclear. MAPOG solves this by letting teams update customer segments on-site with GPS-verified changes that sync instantly to the dashboard. Managers then get clean, real-time information without manual follow-ups. Key Concept: Update Customer Segments Field Updating customer … Read more