It would be great if after saving a shape from the shape library you could edit it like you can with a drawn shape. For instance if a sales rep's territory is an entire state and a bit of one next to it (bordering metro area, large town near the border of a big state, etc)

Right now, I use the publisher action in SF1 to mimic the map button on the record in Salesforce desktop version
http://help.arrowpointe.com/customer/portal/articles/2096553.

The problem with option is that I often lose my position and unable to navigate back to my record where I clicked on the map publisher action.

Would it be possible to add a map button in SF1 that will allow me seamlessly navigate back to my record?

Can we add a checkbox on the data set tab under "clear map on search" that is "search only visible shapes"?

I like creating circle shapes around a particular location, but it would be even better if we could set the radius of the circle, like you can when making a shape field.

When working with Salesforce's multi-currency settings, the adjusted amount is not officially a field, just a returned value included with the field it's been applied to (such as the Opportunity Amount field). Unfortunately, Geopointe reads in the actual amount, not the adjusted amount, so any aggregated currency information is not correct. It would be great if the currency fields could tap into the multi-currency functionality so that the aggregates are an accurate representation of revenue and opportunity amount.

Would it be possible to add provinces into the South African map, so that specific provinces can be selected?

I would like to be able to use smaller markers/pins on the map, especially when mapping larger data sets in smaller areas, or larger sets across the US

It would be very helpful to be able to map record types.

My use case is that we have 2 different account record types, one has a billing address and the other has a shipping address. Because they are all Accounts I can only set the mapping to one set of addresses. You can't create a new address field in Salesforce so I can't set up a work around formula field that picks the right address to use.

I can't use the measure distance tool when I have shapes on the map because when I click a point in the shape, it just highlightes the shape, not placing a finish point for the distance.

We use Geopointe heavily when planning our seminar and event activity. Links to public transport need to be considered but always need to be planned outside of Geopointe.

I would like to see an optional filter (check or uncheck to show/hide) that shows train/ tube (subway) station locations in order to give additional information to our attendees and plan events at the most accessible locations.

When selection many consecutive rows in the list below the map you need to select on by one. It would be great if you could select many by using Shift as you do in many applications.

It would be really helpful to be able to limit which filter fields pull from Salesforce so you can remove hidden fields and others that you don't need in Geopointe so they won't clutter up the list and confuse end users. For example, have something in the Geopointe setup where you would have all fields from SF on the left and you could move the ones you want to be in Geopointe to the right.

It would be great if you could search the list of filter fields like you can in Salesforce report building. So if I was looking for "invoice date" but had multiple date fields (close date, invoice dat, start date, etc) I could search the word "date" and see everything with "date" in the field name even if it wasn't the first word in the field.

Would like a way to turn on hover information in regular mode on the map like it is in record selection mode.

Many customers use programs like ArcGIS to create territory boundaries that may or may not lines up with government boundaries. Rather than having to redraw those in Geopointe, it would be nice to be able to see and interact with those on the map.