NEW ZEALAND REGIONS
- Territory Guide
- NEW ZEALAND REGIONS
Bring your A-game in territory management as you create a map of New Zealand regions!
Visualize your data within region boundaries and watch all geographic patterns affecting your business. Mapline’s clear and impactful territory visualizations are guaranteed to help your team build and manage location-savvy sales territories.
WHAT ARE NEW ZEALAND REGIONS?
Resting in the southwestern part of the Pacific Ocean, the island country of New Zealand ranks highly in terms of education, economic freedom, health, and quality of life. Its market economy is dominated by exporting dairy products.
The country is made up of 16 regions. 11 among these regions are administered by regional councils while the remaining 5 are administered by unitary authorities.
Some responsibilities of a regional council are:
- Civil defense
- Flood and river control
- Harbor and water navigation
- Hazardous waste
- Public transport planning
- Reserves
- Regional pest management
- Supervision of the safety of dams
ADD NEW ZEALAND REGIONS TO MAP
To add a territory , first, click the ADD button. Select TERRITORIES from the drop-down menu then click FROM MAPLINE’S REPOSITORY.
Instead of scrolling down from the SELECT TERRITORIES option, type in NEW ZEALAND in the search bar and then select REGIONS.
Now you’re almost done. There’s just one more step to make.
Pro Tip: Aside from the region boundaries, you can also choose to add statistical area boundaries to your map.
CHOOSE REGION COLORS
The last step is to color your territories. Wait, what? Is that really necessary? If you’re into analyzing how and where things can make a big difference to your business, then definitely!
Here is a quick guide to help you choose the right color styles dependingon the data and territory analysis that you’re leaning into.
Once you hit OK, you’re good to go!
GET NEW TERRITORY INSIGHTS
See how easy it is to create a map of New Zealand regions? Now, try adding these capabilities to maximize the use of your map for territory management:
- Analyze your data faster with filters
- Organize your data and sort by your preferred criteria for deeper analysis
- Visualize data density in a radius around your pins through heat maps
Is that superb or what?