Find answers to common questions about using Coverage Maps for territory mapping and planning.
Yes! Coverage Maps is completely free to use. You can create territory maps, export them as images, and use all core features without any cost or registration required.
No account is required for basic usage. You can create and export maps immediately. However, creating an account allows you to save maps and access additional features.
You can export your territory maps as PNG images for presentations, PDF files for printing, and CSV files for data analysis and backup purposes.
Yes! You can upload a CSV file with your territory assignments. The file should include columns for names, territories, and geographic assignments.
US mode focuses on US states and provides more detailed state-level mapping. World mode covers countries globally and is perfect for international territory planning.
You can assign territories by clicking on regions in the map or by typing state/country codes in the geography field. Each person can be assigned multiple territories.
You can choose from different color themes (Default, Pastel, Vibrant, Earthy) or manually adjust individual territory colors using the color picker.
Your data is automatically saved to your browser's local storage as you work. For permanent storage and cross-device access, create an account to save maps to the cloud.
You can export your maps as images or PDFs to share via email or presentations. Account holders can also share saved maps directly with team members.
Coverage Maps works on all modern browsers including Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge. For the best experience, we recommend using the latest version of your browser.
Yes! Coverage Maps can be used for commercial purposes including sales territory planning, franchise mapping, and service area visualization.
You can access our help guide by clicking the help button in the app, or contact us through our support page for additional assistance.
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