Ideal for comparing values across categories, vertical bar charts are one of the most straightforward ways to visualize change. In Mapline, they’re perfect for showing performance by region, team, or product. You can instantly identify trends, highlight outliers, and compare totals across time or geography. Because the data updates dynamically, you’ll always see the most current picture of what’s driving results.

When you have long category labels or need to emphasize ranking, horizontal bar charts keep data clear and easy to scan. Mapline’s version is especially useful for leaderboards, territory performance, or customer satisfaction rankings. The horizontal layout improves readability and makes it simple to compare items side by side without visual clutter.

Line charts visualize change and progression. They’re ideal for tracking KPIs, revenue growth, or operational efficiency over weeks or months. Mapline’s line charts automatically adapt as new data flows in, helping you spot upward or downward trends at a glance.

Pie charts are great for visualizing proportions at a glance. In Mapline, you can use them to show how sales, resources, or customers are distributed among categories. Each slice adjusts automatically when your dataset changes, making it simple to communicate ratios and shares across your organization in real time.

Donut charts add a modern twist to pie charts—giving you the same proportion insights with extra room for contextual data in the center. In Mapline, you can display totals, percentages, or key metrics right inside the chart’s core, creating a polished, professional visual that works beautifully in dashboards and reports.

Area charts in Mapline help you visualize how values grow and change over time. They’re excellent for cumulative metrics like revenue growth, production output, or customer count. The shaded areas emphasize the magnitude of change, helping you see both individual trends and overall momentum in a single glance.

When you want to show how parts contribute to a whole over time, Mapline’s 100 Percent Area Chart is the go-to visualization. It normalizes all categories to a consistent baseline, revealing how percentages shift within a total. Perfect for illustrating product mix, regional sales balance, or resource allocation over time.

Scatter charts reveal relationships between two variables—making them ideal for performance analysis and forecasting. In Mapline, you can map patterns between metrics like delivery time vs. cost, or revenue vs. customer density. Each plotted point represents real-world data, helping you uncover correlations that lead to smarter decisions.

Heat maps transform data density into visual gradients, revealing hot spots and opportunities instantly. Mapline’s Geo Mapping feature takes heat mapping further by overlaying your business data directly onto territories, sales regions, or delivery routes—giving you both visual and geographic context.

Combo charts let you overlay multiple chart types—like bars and lines—so you can compare totals against trends in one view. For example, plot total sales as bars and profit margins as a line to quickly see performance balance.

Sometimes, the simplest visuals make the biggest impact. KPI cards and gauges give teams a quick view of key metrics—sales goals, delivery rates, or customer satisfaction—without overwhelming detail. In Mapline, these visuals can sit alongside charts and maps in your dashboard, updating live as data changes.