Welcome to Maptitude! Whether you are opening the software for the first time or returning after upgrading to a newer version, this article will help you get oriented quickly and start using the program with confidence. NOTE: This article focuses on using the software after it has already been installed and activated. If you need …
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You can rotate the map display in Maptitude mapping software using the Immediate Execution tool in the GIS Developers Kit (GISDK). This approach allows you to quickly rotate the map to a specific angle without changing the map projections. By running a short GISDK command in the Immediate Execution window, you can set the map …
You can compute and export drive time values for mapped points using driving analysis and mapping software. Drive-time tools, such as Drive-Time Rings, create results in a separate layer. By tagging your point layer with the ring “From” and “To” values, you can ensure that the exported Excel file contains drive-time information for each point, …
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Geocoding a few thousand addresses is straightforward, but very large datasets, like millions of records stored in a database, require a workflow that is optimized for speed and repeatability. This guide explains how to batch geocode a large address table by exporting records from PostgreSQL in batches, geocoding them in Maptitude mapping software, then writing …
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You can create heat maps in Maptitude mapping software using custom territory layers to visualize data grouped by sales regions, service areas, or other user-defined boundaries. While heat maps are often created using standard geographies such as ZIP Codes or census areas, Maptitude also allows you to generate heat map-style thematic maps directly from territory …
