Map explorer
A UK business map with proximity search.
Find companies by location and proximity. Build a territory shortlist and plan visits around the businesses in your area.
A focused walkthrough, shaped around your team.
Built forField sales, regional teams and territory managers.
How it works
Map explorer in practice.
Every pin is a company record with the same fields as the rest of the graph, which is why the map can filter by industry rather than only by distance. see what is behind each location.
Search by radius
Draw a radius around any target account, business park or town and see every matching company inside it, rather than filtering a national list down to a region.
Markers that name people
Decision-maker markers put the named contact on the location, so a planned visit has somebody to ask for on arrival.
Filter inside the geography
Narrow by industry or by signal within the area, which is what turns a map of everything into a working territory.
Save and share the view
Save straight to the CRM with a click, and share a map view so a territory can be handed over rather than described.
Included capabilities
What your team can use.
An interactive UK business map. Find every prospect within a given radius of any target account, filter by industry or signal, and save directly to your CRM.
- Interactive UK business map
- Smooth at thousands of locations
- Proximity search by radius
- Decision-maker markers
- Filter by industry & signal
- Click to save to CRM
- Territory planning
- Shareable map views
What it replaces
Keep the workflow connected.
The alternative is usually a spreadsheet sorted by postcode and a separate mapping tool that knows nothing about the pipeline. The map is part of the platform rather than a territory-planning product bought separately. see the subscription tiers.
Postcode sorting in a spreadsheet
A radius is not a postcode prefix, and a boundary that follows the sort order wastes half the drive.
A standalone mapping tool
One that plots pins from an export and cannot tell you who the decision-maker is.
Territory planning by argument
Shareable map views make a patch something you can look at together rather than describe.
Re-keying finds into the CRM
One click saves the company from the map into the CRM the team already runs on.
Questions
What people ask about map explorer.
Can we search around an account rather than a postcode?
Yes — the radius is drawn around any point you choose, including an existing account, so the question "who else is near this customer" is answered directly.
Does it stay usable with a lot of results?
The map is built to stay smooth at thousands of locations, which is the point at which a plotted export usually stops being interactive.
Can a territory be shared?
Map views are shareable, so a patch can be handed to a rep as a view rather than as a description or a spreadsheet tab.
Does it show who to ask for?
Decision-maker markers carry the named contact, and a click saves that company and contact into the CRM without re-keying anything.
Works alongside