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Within seconds you can embed a map on a website with Mapline, and it’s just as easy as a YouTube video. Simply click Menu and select the Embed button. This will generate the code for you to paste into a webpage’s source code. Note that you will need to make your map public to embed a map. This simply means that anyone with the URL can access your map.
Embed a Map On Your Website with Mapline Mapping Software
When you insert a map on a website, you gain space to explain your map in more detail – how you gathered your data, where your map fits into a bigger vision, etc. You can also seek comments or feedback, which can be particularly useful when you are using a map for planning purposes. Gain input and insight from team members with different perspectives and use this when making important decision. You can also configure the map size for the best fit on your site and indicate whether you would like to show the left sidebar or not.
Steps to embed a map on a website
Open your map.
Click on the MENU button and select the “Embed” option.
Check the box indicating that you are aware that your map will be publicaly available
Copy and paste code shown on the box into your website
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You can easily create a more focused approach in targeting the right market. With Mapline, you can use distance analysis to understand what customers’ purchasing behaviors by seeing the distances locations are from one another. All it takes is a few clicks to analyze the connection of distances between map points. The results allow you to identify more growth opportunities.
Steps to find distances between locations
Open your map.
Click “Add.”
Select the type of shape you want to draw. (Polylines or Circles)
Draw polylines by clicking to make points on the shape. Draw circles by clicking and dragging.
Click “Style” to change the color and border of the shapes.
Click “Done.”
Now, click on your map to see either the straight line distance or the radius distance from a single point on your map.
Sales territory reports provide full visibility into your sales performance you don’t get when looking at numbers in a spreadsheet. Sales summary maps created with our territory mapping software include:
Measurements – the shape of the territory, number of sides, area, and center coordinate
Summary of All Data – summary of all data sets inside the territory which include name, location count, midpoint, and center of minimum distance. If you have sales numbers in your pins, then you can see the total or average sales for each territory.
Export option – to download the territory report.
Steps for How to Create a Sales Summary Map
Creating a sales summary map is easy. Just build your map and place your sales data pins on the map. Then, overlay the territory you would like to view. To access the territory report:
Hover your mouse to a specific territory and click it.
Specifying locations with pins helps you identify trends and outliers, but what if you’re looking at too many locations at once? All that data viewed at once can get confusing and start blending together. With the segment feature, you can categorize your pins and narrow in on what you actually want to look at.
Follow our step-by-step instructions to add segements to your maps where you can visualize customer segments, location types, regions, and more.
Steps to add Segments to your map
Create a new map and add a dataset on your map.
Click layer options menu next to the layer on your map.
Select the “Segment” option.
Click the “Add tier of segments” button.
Select the category from your Excel spreadsheet that you would like to use as categories on your map.
Click Done.
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Customize Your Territories for Your Specific Needs
If you have territories that are unique to your company and don’t quite match up to existing shapes, you can plot shapes on a map to meet your individual needs. With Mapline’s Draw Pad feature, you can quickly draw custom territories and shapes on your map. Once shapes are created, you can get a list of locations inside the shape and export them for deeper analysis.
Steps to Draw Custom Shapes in Your Territory Map
To plot shapes on your map:
For circles and squares, just click on the map to create the shape where you want.
For polygons and other custom shapes, click on the Draw Polygon button.
Click to begin drawing your shape around the pins on your map.
Click around all the pins you want to include to make the shape bigger.
Click on the first pin you’ve drawn to close the shape.
To include pins outside of your shape, click on the Edit button.
Hit Save when you finish creating the shape.
To change the color of the shape, click on the Paint Bucket.
Click on the Fill Color and choose the color you want from the color spectrum that appears.
To get more information about the pins within your shape, click within the shape.
After clicking, you’ll see square mileage of your shape and a summary of all the data points inside the shape.
Download the summary and location reports to use for further analysis.
