Mapfluence
Mapfluence is a platform to enable enterprise markets and developer communities to easily build geospatial applications on a solid foundation, with access to a rich catalog of on-demand data and elegant cartography. A complete, easy-to-implement and fully customizable package, Mapfluence is designed for scale and flexibility – from the cloud-based, hosted IT infrastructure to enterprise-class uptime and feature-rich APIs.
Mapfluence is the only product with a custom base map that meets our high standards for elegant and beautiful visualization. Its custom capabilities and growing data catalog have us excited about our future releases.
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Mapfluence is web-based and stands apart from traditional GIS systems by allowing users to distribute content through a browser and to develop geospatial applications without GIS expertise. It easily integrates into applications or web dashboards via a RESTful HTTP interface or a Javascript API.
Mapfluence offers enormous time and money savings on development and cartography as well as on data sourcing, curation and maintenance.
Visualization and Analysis
Mapfluence provides a robust set of visualization and analysis tools to render, query and manipulate data in tables, graphs, charts and maps:
- Visualize multiple layers of data on a single map, such as site location factors, demographic shifts and growth trends
- Analyze data across zip codes, cities, counties, neighborhoods, custom markets and other geographies
- Utilize spatial querying, filters, sorts and joints without GIS expertise
- Build custom reports or retrieve data for further analysis in your own application
Custom Cartography
Mapfluence works with commercial and proprietary base maps and offers custom cartography in order to eliminate data interference and present clear, visually striking data representations. Read more »
On-Demand Data
Mapfluence enables companies to bring in proprietary data or access the industry’s most comprehensive on-demand data catalog, spanning dozens of categories and 10,000+ indicators of difficult-to-collect, hard-to-maintain data. Read more »