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Analyse Sales

Get 2021 ready with some great connectors in Mapsimise!

Hello 2021!2021 looks to be an amazing year for Mapsimise with the release of V4 and more data connectors, as well as native Microsoft SQL server database and some popular social media

Analyse Sales

Marketing Campaigns in Mapsimise: How to

This week we wanted to share how you can build lists for email marketing campaigns with Mapsimise.You may know already that we have connectors to both DotDigital and to MailChimp, but you

Analyse Sales

Make Mapsimise your own with customisable pins on your map! Here's HOW:

This week we are looking at pins, icons and pin colour variation to help you make your maps more visual and easier to understand.  We appreciate some of you are using this feature

Analyse Sales

What will you discover about your data from drawing on a Google Map?

This week we wanted to share some tips about drawing shapes and using the drawing tools within Mapsimise and what they can achieve.Just like a box of pencils you can draw on

Analyse Sales

Take your data analysis to the next level with Google Business Search!

Today we are looking at how to use external data with your business systems. Over the past months we have heard more than once the phrase “data is the new oil".Did you

quick filters

Filtering your data needs to be FAST. No excuses!

Filtering your data should be a simple and pretty instant task but that's not always the case. We've made this our mission with Mapsimise. Let's find out more...How do you quickly get

shape filters

Learn about Shape Filters! Cut some shapes with your data...

We are sharing more tips and tricks to get you started. This week we are looking at filtering data with shapes.We know you may have uploaded data already and so we wanted

Geospatial

Discover the benefits of using KML in Mapsimise

You may know already that Mapsimise supports the use of KML files. This means you can build boundaries and identify areas with borders

Geospatial Technology

Marketing with Mapsimise: How does it work?

With new technology, comes new ways of marketing. Many of the popular marketing techniques we use today were not even around 20 years ago.

Geospatial

Keep your productivity up whilst also looking after your mental health now you’re WFH!

So you’re now working from home, you’ve moved some stuff around and you’re set up for work. For those lucky enough to work from a laptop you can choose your workspace.

Engineer

Helping Your Security Company Do More With Your Data

As a security business owner that focuses on installs and the provision of alarms, door entry and CCTV location equipment, information about a given location might be important to you and your customers.

Geospatial

Make Better Decisions Using Your Data with Google Maps

Google Maps offers a great starter for 10, you can quickly load some data and display it on a map with a bit of filtering, but with Mapsimise we take your maps and business data to 11. (Sorry about the spinal tap reference, I had to get it in somehow.)

Google Maps for Business

How to Get Started with Salesforce Maps

Technology has moved on and mapping and geospatial services can help your sales team and users of Salesforce do so much more with your data and gain real efficiency.

Geospatial

Building Better Engagement with Customers Using Geospatial

It has been a little while since I’ve had the chance to catch up on our blog posts. Since the launch of the Mapsimise service in October 2019 we have been working

Google Maps

Mapsimise – Connecting and Using Salesforce Data with Google Maps

Using geospatial functions and maps integrated with business systems is becoming more and more common place. Today I’m looking at all the great features that Mapsimise brings through its live data connector

Geospatial

Mapsimise – The Final Development Cycle is Underway

Well it has been a very interesting 17-month journey so far, and the team have just started the last 12-week sprint for the first release.

Geospatial

Mapsimise – Seeing What Can Be Done with Geospatial Technology

We are now at a state of fever pitch here at the office, and I would say the air is a little bit giddy - why you might ask? Well we have just

Geospatial

Mapsimise – 12 Months on and Still Going Strong

We are now just over 12 months into the new Mapsimise project and apart from development, there is a lot of activity beginning to take place around building social channels and engaging with

Geospatial

Mapsimise – Getting Ready 2019, Its Going to Be a Big Year

Well the Christmas break is over, and the team have come back to continue with the 4th development cycle, which includes the final build for core geospatial functionality.  I know that April is

Geospatial

Mapsimise – End of Term Update, the Journey so Far

Granted that sounds like we are breaking up from School, and in a way our 12-month development of Mapsimise to date feels a little like having a child, but the pregnancy is 18

Geospatial

Mapsimise – There Is No Smoke Without Fire

Remember, remember, the fifth of November, gunpowder, treason and plot - not one to miss out on tradition and the key here is plot, lots of plotting of data with Mapsimise.Well today

Geospatial

Mapsimise – First Major Milestone Realised, and We Are Not Spooked

As haunting hour approaches and the pumpkins are lit ready for trick or treat, we have a treat for our followers.Today is a very special day for the Mapsimise team. We have

Geospatial

Mapsimise – Mapping your Business and Geospatial Strategy

I’ve been reviewing articles and blogs across the web and found lots of interesting posts generated over the past few years.  This one from Gartner is a case in point  https://www.

Geospatial

Mapsimise – Changing the Way Businesses use Mapping Technology

You may have noted from some of the other posts, that I’m not new to the technology industry and have seen many changes.  I have worked in many different types of organisations

Geospatial

Mapsimise – Taking Geospatial Tools to the Clouds

Another amazing month with team Mapsimise, and yet more research done. Will Cadell’s post popped up in my reading and it was very timely too - thanks to Will for this one: