Territories, analysis & demographics

Beyond styling, the Analysis and Census panels turn your map into a planning tool — grouping points into territories, measuring reach, and layering in demographic context. These are Solo features; on the free plan you'll see a preview with an upgrade prompt.

Territories & analysis

• Radius — draw a circle anywhere and count the points inside it.
• Lasso — draw a freehand shape to group points into a territory.
• Automated territories — split your points into a set number of balanced groups, balanced either by point count or by a numeric column.
• Boundary territories — assign points to ZIP codes, counties, or states.
• Drive-time bands — show how far you can reach within a travel time.
• Route optimization — order a set of stops into an efficient route and export it.

Demographics (Census overlay)

Layer public demographic data underneath your points:

• Pick a census variable from the catalog (search or browse).
• Choose the boundary level and how values are grouped (quantile, equal interval, or manual breaks).
• Pick a color ramp and adjust opacity.
• Mapize adds a choropleth legend and can roll up your own points per boundary, so you can compare your locations against the underlying population.

Availability of individual analysis tools can vary as the product rolls out; anything not yet enabled won't appear in your panel.