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Choose a file type, then create your finished map.
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Select up to three districts directly on the map.
Click a district on the map to add it.
CSV, XLSX or XLS — or drop it on the map
It already has all the correct area names
spelled the way this map expects.
Add a Territory / Group column and, if useful, a Stats / Quantity column in Excel.
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Choose a dataset already prepared for this map.
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Need the correct area names? Download the template, then add your number columns in Excel.
No territory data loaded.
Each click colours one polygon.
Single-area clicking is active.
Colour at least one map area to use this view.
Turn spreadsheet values into ready-made territory groups. You can then edit their colours, patterns, outlines, names and legend in Territories.
Match an area-name column, then choose one or more number columns.
No numerical data loaded yet.
Choose how numbers are divided into colour bands.
Light-to-dark ramps work well for low-to-high values.
Make the ranges read naturally for your audience.
Import numerical data to begin.
This updates groups previously made by this tool. Other territory groups are left in place.
Click anywhere on the map to drop the centre point.
Click a swatch for colour, pattern and transparency
Replaces current map colours. Areas assigned by their centre points.
Show how far someone can drive from a chosen point. The coloured bands follow the road network.
Show on the map and exported PDF
Detailed road-network boundaries support up to 60 minutes or 55 miles.
Place it, then generate the travel bands
No starting point selected.
Click a swatch for colour, pattern and transparency
Map areas are assigned using polygon centroids. Applying travel areas replaces the current legend and all existing map colours.
No symbols imported.
Connect a map point to a readable label.
Marker, connector, frame and text stay the same size on screen.
No callouts added yet.
Future edits will affect only the selected callout.
Use the imported labels in a separate key.
Shapes and markers remain synchronized with the main map
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Select an image below, then drag or resize it directly on the page.
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Adjust its crop, visibility and frame
No table addedChoose up to 12 columns and 200 rows. Large-format pages can use a more compact type size.
Drag and resize it directly on the page
Upload a CSV to add a printable table.
Move and lock the dashed export area directly on the map.
Hover and selection outlines remain clear.
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Click a polygon to see its available information.
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Page table
Select columns and a printable row range. The source spreadsheet is not retained.
Opening another map will replace the unsaved changes currently on screen.
A free account includes one saved map, ready whenever you return.
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A practical overview of the maps, analysis and publishing tools included with Full Access.
Choose a ready-made boundary map, add your own information and turn it into a finished map for reports, presentations, planning and decision-making.
Choose from postcode and ZIP boundaries, counties, districts, municipalities, health geographies and many other administrative areas covering the UK and countries around the world.
Combine individual polygons into meaningful sales territories, service areas, operational regions or any grouping that suits your organisation.
Import numerical data and let the tool match it to the current map, classify the values and produce a clear thematic map in minutes.
Keep the useful numbers alongside the geography, so a colourful map also provides clear totals that support planning, reporting and decision-making.
Search for a place or pick directly on the map, then show precise straight-line rings for coverage, proximity and planning.
Go beyond simple radius circles and show the places that can actually be reached through the road network within each travel interval.
Use built-in settlement data or import locations to show branches, customers, sites, opportunities and other points of interest.
Turn the map into a branded communication piece by placing your own images directly on the printable page.
Add a second map that enlarges an important location or provides a wider geographic context without losing the main composition.
Display selected rows and columns next to the geography so readers can see the precise information behind the finished map.
Produce a finished map in the format and resolution appropriate for a report, large-format print, slide deck, website or further editing.
Keep complete editable projects rather than having to recreate a map whenever figures, responsibilities or presentation requirements change.
Return to the access options when you are ready, or close this overview and continue exploring the free tool.
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Colouring map areas from these circles will remove all existing legend names and map colours.
Some selected areas are already coloured. Continuing will change their colours.
Applying travel areas will remove all existing legend names and map colours.
Selecting postcode sectors inside the dots will remove all existing legend names and map colours.
Symbols CSV preview
Review the first 10 rows. Choose the postcode column, then match any per-symbol appearance columns you supplied.
Locations and key preview
Choose an existing or generated ID, the postcode and label columns, and an optional colour column.
Analysis band appearance
Choose the colour, pattern and transparency for this band.
Set the area fill, outer boundary and optional name shown on the map.
Choose a colour and optional pattern.
Draw one line around each connected territory.
Enable the boundary to outline this territory.
Place the territory name directly on the map.
Enable the label to show this territory's group name on the map.
Spreadsheet preview
Choose the map-area column and either a territory column or one group for all areas. You can also attach one numerical measure.
Import quality
Review missing values, unmatched map-area names and duplicate assignments.
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Territory data preview
Choose the map-area Name column and every numeric measure you want to compare.
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