Hidden overlap
Multiple reps quietly dogpiling the same metros and corridors because nobody can see the true footprint on a map.
Revenue is geographic. Your CRM just doesn’t show it. MapOps reveals the territory reality behind your numbers, so coverage, hiring, and expansion decisions stop feeling like guesswork.
If you’ve ever thought, “I feel like we’re over-covered in some metros and completely ignoring others,” you’re exactly who this was built for.
Powered by Fused.io — production-ready spatial analytics.
CRMs and dashboards tell you who owns what and how much they’ve closed. They don’t show you the geography behind it:
Multiple reps quietly dogpiling the same metros and corridors because nobody can see the true footprint on a map.
High-fit pockets with zero coverage, simply because they don’t show up in a pivot table or dashboard.
Reps burning hours in the car between meetings that never should’ve been booked that far apart.
Territory resets that “feel” right, but are hard to defend in a board deck or QBR because they’re not visual.
MapOps exists to give you a clear picture of where your opportunity really is — and to back your territory calls with something better than vibes.
When you add location to your revenue data, you suddenly see patterns that were completely invisible in rows and columns:
MapOps is a done-for-you mapping studio. You export the data, we build the maps, and you get territory plans you can actually act on.
The map isn’t an add-on. It’s the starting point. Every recommendation flows from what we can clearly see on the territory canvas.
Under the hood, MapOps runs on Fused.io — a high-performance spatial analytics platform. You get serious spatial power without hiring a GIS team.
Every map ties to a decision: rebalance a territory, move a rep, pick a next city, focus a campaign, or plan a high-impact field day.
MapOps is built for revenue teams who live in the real world — with reps, routes, and regions that don’t fit neatly in a spreadsheet.
Own territory design, coverage, and growth plans. Need to walk into QBRs with a clear, defensible story.
Manage teams across states or metros. Want fair books, less overlap drama, and clear focus for each rep.
Building or rethinking GTM. Need to decide where to hire next and which cities are worth attacking first.
Live in the car and on-site. Need route-ready days, partner alignment, and ways to squeeze more meetings into each trip.
If you’re fully inbound, have no territories, and run a tiny team, you probably don’t need MapOps yet. Everyone else is leaving money on the table by flying blind.
Tactical tools your team can use immediately — from weekly cadence to board-level moments.
Annual planning and headcount modeling anchored in real market coverage, not guesswork.
Walk the map live: coverage, pipeline, and performance by region — without a 60-slide deck.
Redraw territories with clear visuals that keep books balanced and help reps understand the “why.”
Build 6–8 meeting days with 30/45/60-minute rings and cluster maps instead of Google Maps guesswork.
Radius blitz around conferences and anchor accounts; geo-personalize outreach and follow-up.
Pick the next city or region using incentives, demand signals, and competitor presence — before you sign a lease or hire.
You don’t need another deck to convince you maps are useful. You need to see your own territory on a map and feel the “oh… wow” moment.
What a Demo Map looks like:
No integrations. No deck-walk. Just your data — visualized.