Maptive: Speed, Spreadsheet Editor, Proximity Search & More

Maptive, the commercial version of Batchgeo, continues with speed improvements to handle larger datasets and rendering of markers (server side clustering) and the launch of our new Spreadsheet Editor – embedded within the admin page of each Maptive map.

More information below or click here for additional screenshots and a full features list.

Maptive Spreadsheet Editor: Paste data directly into the Spreadsheet Editor for one-stop editing, search and sorting capabilities. Need to get your revised data out? Use 'Export' to easily copy and paste data to your spreadsheet software.

Map display Options: Currently includes 5 professionally designed marker choices, and the ability to handle up to 100 categories of grouped markers. Marker bubbles have been redesigned to elegantly display all location based information from your spreadsheet.

Proximity Search: Display locations within a specified radius circle of any selected marker.

Simplified Routing: Select 'Get Directions' from an address marker, then select another marker to show directions between locations.

Additional Maptive Features
• Support & ongoing software/service improvements
• Advertising & BatchGeo branding removed
• Geocode & manage larger numbers of addresses – 5,000 +
• World class hosting by RackSpace.com – Awards & Expertise
• Group addresses by customer, sales person, region, etc. – 6+
• Database syncing with map
• Custom marker branding

Maptive screenshots and complete features list >

Posted by on December 26, 2010 in mapping

Comments

  • DBetancourt says:

    So now if we want driving directions to the closest pin, we have to use Maptive??

  • admin says:

    No this feature is still available in BatchGeo as well!

  • admin says:

    Denise -
    What we disabled was directions when searching for a zip code or City, if an address is searched for then directions are still given. Some users we confused when they would do a zip code proximity search to be given directions from a random point within the zip code.

  • David says:

    How do I create a map using only Lat/Long – not address? I’m working on a map for a festival (bathroom locations, etc) that do not have addresses.

  • Colin H says:

    I would like to use Maptive but have had no response from you? What is the best way to purchase?

    Thanks,

    Colin

  • admin says:

    Colin – We’ll get back to you ASAP!

  • Rebecca says:

    Hello! My hospital is interested in getting Maptive. We’ve done a Batch Geo map of staff postcodes (thanks very much – it’s great software!) – what we want to be able to do now is locate one address, and then find the details for staff living within eg 3 miles (so we can export and do a mail-merge with our own software.) Can Maptive do this? How is it displayed? Thanks very much!

  • Rune B N says:

    Hi
    Is it possible, with the Proximity Search to find the X closest dealers from the searched address. And only those?

    The case is, that we would like a dealer locator – but for competitive reasons we do not want to show a complete dealer list.
    In the best case a user should only be allowed to search fx. 3 different addresses.

    Would this be possible with Your (premium) solution?

    BR
    Rune

  • Andre Hansen says:

    Hello.

    Will Adsense be enabled(shown) on all the batchgeo maps?

    I also wonder if you by any chance have a monthly subscription option? I love Batchgeo, but I do think that the new adsense ads will make me not use it. I didn’t mind the Batchgeo ads though.

  • Dan N says:

    New to this. Is this product suitable for Canadian locations using Postal code?

    I would like someone to contact me about your product.

  • Dan F says:

    For a given list of addresses, is it possible for each address to determine the nearest address from among the others on the list?

  • Stephen Cochrane says:

    Hi,

    Slight problem..When i am creating a map its says it has geocoded for eg 315 records.

    But on my map i only can see 308.

    Obviously there is a difference of 7 where does these 7 records go.. are they on the map or just not been geocoded.

    I have zoomed out fully to see if they are anywhere else in the world but not.

    Is there a way to find out which 7 have not been geocoded.

    Cheers

  • admin says:

    Stephen -
    Take a close look at your data and make sure all your addresses are properly formatted, also double check that you have all the columns selected in Step #2.

    We are working on a interface for showing missing addresses…

  • Stephen Cochrane says:

    hi thanks for that i will do.

    we have tried several times to try and contact maptive to get that version of the software but no one has got back to us.

    How do we go about getting maptive then?

    Cheers,

  • colby says:

    Hi, thanks for your comments and apologize for the delay in getting back to you – we’ve been swamped with requests for services.

    Please feel free to email me directly at colby.otero (at) maptive.com if we’ve missed you. We are running about 3 days behind on answering requests from our services form but should be caught up by this Wednesday. All the best!

  • Ed King says:

    I’m doing something silly, but am unable to get map pins to appear on the google map. I am seeking to get details of older newspapers whose texts are now online onto map pins, which then need to display the newspaper title, date range, city, state, and URL for the user to jump to. I have worked hard to re-order the excel elements to see how these shake out when one updates data in batch geo edit mode. Somehow, it does just not seem to work. It’s funny, as I had beginner’s luck and the map markers/pins worked first of all (and once only). Since going to clustering, no map badges appear at all. Am I being too ambitious?
    Any chance that I can email or do this by phone with someone from batch geo?
    Thanks
    Ed King

  • admin says:

    Ed – send me a copy of your data at admin@batchgeo.com and I’ll see if I can help you troubleshoot.

  • Stephen Cochrane says:

    HI,
    I HAVE JUST DONE A MAP WITH 81 RECORDS ON IT. AFTER IT HAS BEEN GEO-CODED ITS SAYS 3 ADDRESS HAVE NOT BEEN FOUND.I HAVE CLICKED ON THE 3 TO TRY AND FIND THEM BUT JUST GET TAKEN TO A BROKEN LINK WITH OBJECT OBJECT WROTE ON SHEET. ANY IDEAS?

  • Joe Dillard says:

    Our company just purchased a new building in Los Colinas, Texas and the President of the company asked me to input the new address and map out employee addresses. I used the BatchGeo spreadsheet to upload list of names but I cannot figure out how to map them around the new office address. Can you help?

  • Bob West says:

    I am trying to get a hold of anyone at Maptive to talk pricing for a specific project. Please have someone contact me asap.

  • Hi,
    we are a fairly large company with multiple websites, does your licensing apply per domain or per company? Also, does Maptive or BatchGeo pro come with an API so that we might schedule the update of maps from within a CMS for instance? – Thanks – Simon

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