When clicking on the map button, it will not populate fields in that one record you clicked the map button from.

We would like fields to populate when clicking map button so you can see details about that record without needing to go to the record itself

When adding a shape to the map, add "City Limits" to options. Currently you can only choose Zip code, county, district etc.

We need to reduce the time that the batch job that assigns new users based on our assignment plans. The batch is currently set for four hours.. We realize we can turn the job off and create our own jobs. (http://help.geopointe.com/customer/portal/articles/2092104) However, we want it to run hourly so we'd rather not have to schedule 12 jobs.

When pulling information on shapes, the only data populated is information tied to data in Salesforce.

It would be useful to instead be able to pull all information associated with a shape (i.e. all zip codes within a shape, regardless of data points). The data is already there, it's just a matter of accessing it once someone builds a shape from "county" or "state" vs. "zip codes"

The Geo Shapes mapping feature is very useful and has a good deal of ways to define the shapes based on State, zip/postal code, etc. A noticeable downside is increased lag as the layers become more granular. This is especially problematic when creating large shapes based on full zip/postal code.

A great addition to the Geo Library Shapes would be the ability to create layers based on 3 digit zip/postal code (e.g. 928**). This provides a good level of granularity and reduces the complexity when creating larger shapes layers (e.g. Sales Territories/Regions).

Currently, we can map events if they relate to accounts. It would be great if we could map events that relate to leads too.

Would be great to be able to be able to create reports showing names of Territory-assigned owners, along with the Zip codes / area names that they are assigned to.

(On behalf of customer)

...with a simple drawing tool for their borders.

I like to have the possibility to do check-in and check-out directly on an event and the check-in should be related not only with standard object(like account) but also to custom object related to an event.So if I do a check in on an event it check-in must be related both to the event and the related object and the distance should be calculated considering the related object position.
This is time saving and great for our information database.

The Account Contact Relationship functionality added in Summer '16 makes it easy to attach contacts to multiple accounts, without having to create a junction object. It would be great to be able to use this feature with Add to Campaign.

Our sales rep love Salesforce/Pardot's Engage email campaign tool. They also love Geopointe. It would be phenomenal if you could build an integration between the two, enabling a sales rep to map a group of contacts/leads in Geopointe and click the Action button to email them via Engage.

I would love to be able to edit a freehand multi-point polygon by deleting the nodes or points, similar to what you might accomplish with a vector drawing tool. I find myself simplifying shapes sometimes and it requires wrangling together a lot of points that are no longer needed. Would be a lot faster if I could just delete them, then a straight line is drawn between the points in between.

Hi there!

One of our sales team members suggested making a contact's email address clickable to launch an email message form in the mobile interface -- what do you think?
Tony Bagdy

For some reason the new release separates the address search box from the core search/layering functionality- which makes no sense at all. It's not intuitive or convenient. Please put it back where it belongs at the top of the search/map/layering section!

Looking for a link that I can add to my email template that would take the manager straight to the route in Geopointe? This would be a one step process of being alerted that a route has been shared with them and then the manager is able to open the route from the email to review.

creating a way to get the demographic data to show up on accounts (or export on the csv file in an additional data row) I would think you guys are even more awesome.

Example: We use the median age layer to see which of our accounts fall within areas of high median age. Right now we just eyeball it. If we could export the csv with the median age on every account, we could further improve our sales efforts.

A shape can be associated with an Opportunity. That Shape may cover several post/zip codes. We'd like to be able to report on 100 Opportunities and show how many shapes have the same Postcode in common. Why? We want to show how many Opportunities are interested in buying land in the same Postcode. This request is similar to the Geopoint Idea - "Save a data set or shape "membership" to a Record" whereby a record falling within a shape is being counted.