Documentation
How to get your locations onto a map and onto your own site. New here? Start with Getting started, then read the rest in any order.
Start
Build
- Importing locationsBring your locations in from a spreadsheet, an XML feed or a Google Sheet, and check where they landed before anything is saved.
- Managing locationsFind, filter and fix your locations, and fill in their contact details, opening hours, photos and logo.
- The map editorAdd and move locations on the map, choose how the map looks, and export it as an image or a PDF.
- Tags, pins and groupsSort your locations with tags, give them pins in your own colours or with your logo, and keep a big map tidy with groups.
- Shapes and routesDraw delivery areas, zones and lines on your map, import them from a GIS file, and draw driving routes between locations.
- Designing the cardChoose what a visitor sees when they open a location, lay it out block by block, and change it for one location only.
Publish
- Publishing and embeddingDesign how your published map behaves, publish it, and paste one line of code into your website.
- Google Sheets syncKeep a map in step with a Google Sheet, so editing the sheet is how you edit the map.
- Visitor analyticsSee what visitors to your published map search for, which locations they open and where they come from.