Category Archives: Maplytics

How to Plot Multiple Addresses of Same Entity Using Maplytics?

With the help of Maplytics you can plot multiple addresses on map for a single entity of Dynamics CRM. For example, if your account have two addresses, one is used for Bill to and other is used to Ship to and you want to plot your ship to and a bill to addresses separately, then… Read More: How to Plot Multiple Addresses of Same Entity Using Maplytics? »

What’s there in Maplytics August Release

May Release of Maplytics was a huge success. Our customers really liked the new interface and enhancements like appointment planning, route optimization, proximity search, geo-analytics, etc. We would like to Thank our Partners and Customers for their valuable feedback and suggestions in making Maplytics one of the most preferred Maps solution for Dynamics CRM. As we… Read More: What’s there in Maplytics August Release »

How to Add Maplytics Maps to any Entity Record Form?

Maplytics Maps can be accessed in two ways from Dynamics CRM: You will find two buttons namely Detail Map and Heat Map in upper toolbar of any entity page. You will find Map button in upper toolbar of individual records for entities you would like to plot. Sometimes, we would like to plot the data… Read More: How to Add Maplytics Maps to any Entity Record Form? »

Analyze Your Dynamics CRM Data through Heat Maps using Maplytics

The best way of analyzing Dynamics 365 CRM data is by getting the density of the CRM data on a map. This can be done with Heat Maps that allow users to visualize the density of Dynamics 365 CRM data and get actionable insights about the regions that are doing well and regions that need… Read More: Analyze Your Dynamics CRM Data through Heat Maps using Maplytics »

Maplytics Appointment Planner – Your Helpful Assistant to Plan Your Day!

Time management is an imperative need for any sales rep or marketer! Who wants to get late on meetings or appointments? What holds them back is lack of planning and systematic management. It is important to plan your day wisely in advance and make the most of it. But sometimes managing many appointments in same… Read More: Maplytics Appointment Planner – Your Helpful Assistant to Plan Your… »

How to make Geocode Workflow for Custom Entities in Dynamics CRM?

Maplytics™ ships along with Geocoding workflows to Geocoding Dynamics CRM data with Bing Maps which are further used by Maplytics. We ship this workflow configured for Account, Lead and Contact entities. You can configure custom workflows and add a reference to the Maplytics Workflow assembly to geocode the addresses. Steps to Configure Geo-coding Workflows for Custom Entities:… Read More: How to make Geocode Workflow for Custom Entities in Dynamics… »

Inogic announces New Destination for Maplytics – Maplytics.com

Launching a new website is always thrilling for any organization, and we at Inogic are all excited to announce new website launch for our flagship product ‘Maplytics – Locational Intelligence Simplified!’ With Maplytics May release and newly integrated feature set, Maplytics has set new standards for geo mapping technology. Now all the Maplytics related information… Read More: Inogic announces New Destination for Maplytics – Maplytics.com »

Define Colors For Categories In Maplytics

With Maplytics May Release, we have incorporated many new features that were demanded by our beloved customers and partners. One of such great features is “Defining colors for category attributes”. In previous versions, whenever users plotted records with Category option on the map, records were populated with the color defined automatically. Users were not able… Read More: Define Colors For Categories In Maplytics »

Plot Your Dynamics CRM Data On Map

A visual glimpse of Dynamics CRM records on Bing maps can be more intuitive and productive than a boring static report exported in Excel for Sales rep and Marketers. A smart idea would be to employ a mapping tool for MS Dynamics CRM. Often sales managers are given certain territories to work upon. It will… Read More: Plot Your Dynamics CRM Data On Map »