Atlas

Drag-and-drop imports for 30+ formats

Start fast with drag-and-drop uploads. Atlas supports CSV, GeoJSON, KML, Shapefiles and 30+ geospatial formats, so you can bring data in without conversion headaches. Once imported, Atlas normalizes fields and lets you map points, lines, and polygons immediately. This reduces setup time for analysts and operations teams who need quick answers from location data, and it makes sharing datasets across departments easier than distributing desktop projects or files.

Geocoding at scale

Convert addresses and place names into precise map coordinates with built-in geocoding, including bulk workflows for thousands of rows. This turns messy CRM exports into mappable data for territory planning, site selection, or service coverage. Because geocoding happens inside the same workspace as your layers and styling, you avoid separate tools and can iterate quickly—fixing inputs, re-running, and validating outputs with visual checks before exporting results.

Georeferencer for scans, PDFs, and images

Align scanned maps, images, and PDFs to real-world coordinates so they overlay correctly on your map. The georeferencer lets you anchor reference points and then compare historical or external sources against modern layers. This is useful for planning, environmental work, infrastructure, or research where the best data exists as a PDF or scan. By keeping everything in the browser, teams collaborate on the same reference layer without emailing huge files back and forth.

Collaborative mapping & sharing

Work like a team, not a solo desktop operator. Atlas is designed for collaboration—multiple people can build, edit, and review maps in one shared project, then share links for stakeholders. Real-time updates and comments speed decisions, and templates help standardize map styles across projects. This makes GIS accessible to broader teams, turning maps into a living workspace instead of a specialist artifact that’s hard to distribute or keep current.

Spatial analysis + interactive dashboards

Go beyond pins on a map. Atlas supports spatial analysis and interactive dashboards so you can explore patterns, overlay layers, and communicate insights. Use it to optimize territories, identify clusters, or visualize operational metrics by region. Because analysis and presentation live together, you can move from raw data to a shareable view quickly, helping teams align on where to focus—sales coverage, logistics routes, risk zones, or customer density—without extra BI setup.