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Interactive maps

Display a self-contained (Google-like) Interactive Map integrated right into your site

Other Way:
Rely on API calls, Subscriptions, PDF files and static images 

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE

Have a Customer Centric approach where the client input is the focus

Other Way: 
Have pre-fabricated maps using markers to display local data


MAP OWNERSHIP

Create as many instances of your map with no extra cost

Other Way: 
Geospatial companies own the maps so the more use, the more cost

no subscriptions

If you bought the map, you own the map. Period.

Other Way: 
GIS Business model uses Subscription Plans and Pay Per Tile Scheme

integration

Integrate a client's resources into one map such as bike lanes, parks and recreational areas, customer buildings, etc.

Other Way: 
Use markers and clunky overlays


competitive advantage

Elevates a site by creating a dynamic experience

Other Way: 
PDFs and static images do not offer such advantages

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finding new ways to utilize your map

RETURN ON INVESTMENT

Some of life’s usual rules go out of the window when you’re travelling. You don’t have to set your alarm clock and you don’t have to worry about ironing, washing the dishes or any of that other boring grown-up stuff.

TIME SAVINGS

Save time by quickly navigating the map more intuitively

Other Way: 
Spend time navigating through PDFs, static images and pre-defined maps

MARKETING

A by-product of an interactive map is a billboard for your organization

Other Way: 
Not possible


DRIVES SITE TRAFFIC

A dynamic map will help drive traffic to your website

Other Way: 
PDFs and static images while helpful are not effective