How to create a territory map
To create a territory map in TerritoryKit, import coordinate-based locations, draw polygon or circle territories, choose the layers to analyze, and export the metrics or geometry you need.
Territory mapping guides
Practical guides for importing coordinate data, drawing custom territories, finding overlaps, and exporting results from TerritoryKit.
Task-focused TerritoryKit guides
Create sales territories from Excel
Upload Excel location data, draw sales territories, count records by zone, check overlaps, and export results in your browser.
Map CSV latitude and longitude data
Upload a CSV with latitude and longitude, map points, draw custom territories, analyze zone counts, and export results.
How to find overlapping territories
Draw or import the territories, select the point and zone layers in the analytics panel, and review records counted in more than one zone to find shared coverage or conflicts.
KML vs KMZ for territory mapping
Learn when to use KML or KMZ, how TerritoryKit handles map boundaries, and how to compare imported shapes with your locations.
Export a territory map to PNG or PDF
Add a title, labels, legend, scale and attribution, then download a 1×, 2× or 4× PNG or use browser print to save a PDF.
Add labels and a legend to a territory map
Turn on zone labels, choose their size and contrast, arrange the legend, and use presentation mode for a clean map without editing controls.
Fix CSV and Excel map import errors
Review valid, repaired, skipped and invalid rows before import, confirm reversed coordinates, split combined coordinates and download rejected rows.
Search and filter territory map data
Use the live Records table to search, filter, sort, focus mapped points and export the current filtered view.
Save and recover territory map projects
TerritoryKit autosaves meaningful edits locally, restores recent work and lets you open, export or permanently delete browser-local projects.
How to create a service area map
Start with synthetic service-area data or import your own coordinates, draw coverage zones, review gaps and overlaps, and export the result.
Migrate MapPoint territory data to TerritoryKit
Export usable CSV, Excel or KML data from your existing workflow, then import those open formats into TerritoryKit; direct .ptm import is not supported.
Synthetic starter projects
Sales territories
Editable sample accounts, three irregular shoreline-aware zones and segment analytics.
Use this templateService areas
Overlapping irregular coverage areas with synthetic service requests.
Use this templateBlank styled zones
Three presentation-ready operating districts with shared irregular borders.
Use this templateSample files
Use the sample sales CSV, sample sales Excel workbook, or sample retail CSV for the tutorials. The rows are synthetic.
Build your first territory map
Bring your coordinates, draw the zones you need, and see the results as the map changes.
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