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Do you have geographical data? You don’t need longitude and latitude data, simple addresses will do. With Maps for SharePoint, you can show where your customers and suppliers are, track shipments, show branch productivity, or display anything location-related. Assign images and associate actions with each data point, so your users can zoom, pan, and drill down to see information in entirely new ways. Do all this in minutes, without writing a single line of code.

 
  • Easiest Way to Map Data in SharePoint

    Just open the On-Board Designer, point to a data source, select your data, configure the view and you are finished. Your data will be geocoded and plotted on a Microsoft Bing map. Gone is the need for map APIs, SharePoint Designer, and difficult code. You don't even need to use the page's edit mode.

     
    Easiest Way to Map Data in SharePoint
  • Instantly Connect to Virtually Any Data Source

    Use the On-Board Designer to point to SharePoint lists (even on other sites), SQL Server, Oracle, and Excel (you don't need MOSS) and select the data you want to map. You don't need SharePoint's BDC, there is no code required.

  • Integrate with Microsoft Bing Maps without the API

    Get live Bing Maps street, aerial, or hybrid views complete with tools to zoom and pan. You have an entire map of the world that zooms to street level without additional work or a single line of code.

     
    Integrate with Microsoft Bing Maps without the API
  • Display Geographic Data with Smart Pins

    The ComponentOne Maps for SharePoint will automatically pinpoint each location on the map with an indicator of your choice (pushpin, flag, ball, star, or custom image). This happens automatically, and live, so if the data changes, so will the map.

     
    Display Geographic Data with Smart Pins
  • Automatic Geocoding

    As long as you have a location identifier (e.g., address, postal code, state, point of interest), you can plot your data. Maps for SharePoint will connect to Bing's geocoding service to determine the map coordinates.

  • Connect Location Markers to More Information

    Each smart pin is related to an annotation that can display virtually anything you want. Show drill-down data, images, URLs, and street map insets to name a few. Even create tool tips dynamically.

  • Connect Web Parts for Rich Interaction

    Connect ComponentOne WebParts to one another or SharePoint Web Parts to your ComponentOne Web Parts. This level of interactivity will ensure that you are always showing meaningful data.

  • Coding Optional

    The On-Board Designers make creating and configuring ComponentOne's Web Parts a simple matter of pointing-and-clicking. But if you ever feel the need to go beyond the designer options, feel free to use code to customize our Web Parts even further. Ease of use and extensibility go very well together.

  • Real ROI

    In just a few minutes, insert the ComponentOne Maps Web Part onto your page, connect to your data, and configure your view. Changing the view is just as easy. You get a map view that would take developers weeks to code. The Maps Web Part will pay for itself the first time you use it on a typical project.

How We Make The SharePoint Experience Better

SharePoint provides no mapping capability out-of-the box. In order to plot locations on a map and deploy it on your SharePoint site, you need to create your own. Typically, people will code against Microsoft Bing Maps or Google Maps APIs and embed them on their pages. ComponentOne Maps for SharePoint lets you plot your data and display a map in minutes. All you need to do is point to a data source and the columns containing your location information and Maps for SharePoint will display a world map with your locations plotted. Assigning actions to each point (i.e., displaying more data) is also a point-and-click process.

ComponentOne Web Parts SharePoint
Point-and-click configuration, connection, and design through the On-Board Designer. Connection and configuration can require code, complicated tools, and time consuming processes.
Connect directly to any data source (lists, SQL Server, Oracle, Excel). Need to set up connections through Excel, Designer, or BDC.
Packaged Web Part that displays a map and locations for you. You need to code your own. SharePoint does not provide a map.