Map customers, leads, and assets
Our map tools make it easy to see your sales information in new ways. You will find trends, hot spots, and cold zones that help you take action. Where should you target next? Where are your most successful accounts? These questions will be easy to answer when you visualize your sales data using our tools.
Get StartedSample Data
The example below shows a fictional sales team's efforts by state. Click on each marker to get the full data, or use the marker colors to determine the range in each territory. Change the data that the marker color represents by selecting a different data field in the lower left hand menu of the map. You can make your own data discoverable just by copy-pasting your data or uploading your spreadsheet.
Useful grouping fields
In addition to marker colors, you can restrict which ranges are displayed by using the powerful grouping feature. Drill down to discover insights geographically. In this example, see the total sales value, the number of sales, and the revenue per sale for each state. You can also filter for a specific sales representative's territories—or a combination of any of the above. Roma and Moss are doing well, Levene not so much.
- Sale Total (Currency)
- Quantity of sales
- Date of sales
- Sales representative
- Lead qualification data specific to your industry
Our easy to use tool is built to handle any tabular data, with a simple copy-paste approach. As long as at least one spreadsheet column contains some geographic data (even just a city name), you'll be able to visualize your sales data using BatchGeo.
Where are your leads?
Aggregated results like the above are useful for reporting, but our tool can be even more powerful when you map the full addresses of leads or customers. While an address is most precise, our fast and accurate geocoder can also convert city, state, zip code or postal codes into mappable coordinates.
Whatever geographic information you have from leads, including IP addresses returned from many web forms, can help you learn more about where to focus your efforts. For example, you could use advanced map marker clustering to sum the value of all potential deals in a region. Or use our mobile app to find your nearest customers while you're on the road.
Once your data is in a spreadsheet, there's no end to the ways you can visualize it in BatchGeo. Export from Salesforce or other CRMs, or drag and drop any Excel or similar spreadsheet file into our easy to use tool. Try BatchGeo today.
Online Sales Example
BatchGeo mapping tools offer your team unique insights into sales data by visualizing geographical patterns and relationships. Uncover hidden trends and correlations that might not be apparent in traditional tabular data. For example, identify clusters of high-value customers in specific regions, understand the impact of geographic factors on purchasing behavior, and discover emerging market trends by observing spatial patterns of sales growth or decline.
The example above illustrates a fictional online sales team's efforts by state and product type. Leveraging the advanced marker clustering feature, distinct regional trends are revealed where certain products exhibit higher popularity in specific areas. For instance, Widget A appears to be favored in New York, Widget B shows popularity in Florida, and Widget C is preferred in Texas.
These insights enable teams to allocate resources more efficiently, target promotions to areas with higher demand, and optimize sales efforts for maximum impact, ultimately driving higher sales and customer satisfaction.
Ready to Try BatchGeo?
We love maps, and we think they should be easy to make. That's why we built BatchGeo, the fastest way to create Google Maps with your data. If you're ready to jump in and start mapping your data, the best way to get a feel for BatchGeo is to try our free tool.
Get StartedFrequently Asked Questions
How can I use BatchGeo for sales territory mapping?
Paste your CRM data (including customer addresses, deal values, rep names, and sales stages) into BatchGeo. Use the grouping feature to color-code markers by rep, deal size, or status. This reveals geographic patterns like underserved territories and high-concentration areas.
Can I import data from Salesforce or other CRMs?
Yes. Export your CRM data to CSV or Excel format, then copy and paste it into BatchGeo. Most CRMs including Salesforce, HubSpot, and Zoho offer CSV export options. You can also drag and drop Excel files directly into our Pro tool.
How do I visualize sales performance by region?
BatchGeo's advanced clustering feature can sum or average deal values within geographic regions. Use the grouping feature to filter by date range, product line, or rep to compare performance across territories visually.
Can my sales team access maps on the road?
Yes. BatchGeo maps are fully mobile-optimized with GPS support. Reps can open the map on their phone to find the nearest customers, get directions, and review account details from marker popups while traveling.
What sales data fields work best for mapping?
Include customer/lead addresses (or city/zip at minimum), deal values, close dates, sales rep names, product categories, and lead sources. These become filterable map layers. For example, filter to show only leads above $50K assigned to a specific rep in the last quarter.
