gisChart visualizes data on maps

"Anyone who has ever presented top management with a map that
is colored according to a statistic ("Heat map"), knows how effective
such a presentation can be. Moreover, it lets you immediately
identify things that stand out, unlike a table full of numbers""

Table of Contents
 What is gisChart

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 Why you should use gisChart

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 gisChart examples

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 gisChart in 4 Steps

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 System Requirements

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What is gisChart
• gisChart is software for visualizing data
on maps.
• gisChart offers more than 50000 maps
for data visualization.
• Moreover, maps can be developed
according to custom needs.
• gisChart is available as SaaS software at
www.gischart.com.
• gisChart is developed by an
international team that specializes in
GIS* technology.
*GIS = Geographic Information Systems

Why you should use gisChart
• Portraying data on maps fosters a better understanding of regional
influence on data and thus, conveys new knowledge.
• gisCharts exhibit a large amount of information. Tables with more than
1000 values can be displayed in a manner digestible for the human eye.
• gisChart can be used for:
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Portraying customer satisfaction based on sales territory or target territory.
Portraying the rate of return or potential per region
Creating customer catchment areas
Location planning
Visualizing survey data with location references (IP addresses, postal code, country,
etc.)

gisChart Examples

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gisChart in 4 steps
1. Choose a map
• For the first step, look for
the appropriate map in the
map database.
• There are over 50,000
maps available worldwide
for visualization.
• You can create new, tailormade maps with the
Region Builder. This allows
you to, for example, create
sales territories, which can
be visualized with data.


gisChart in 4 steps
2. Add Data
• In step 2, you can add one
or multiple rows of data
to the chosen map.
• Data can be imported
from an Excel or text file.
• Data can be directly
entered into the user
interface for smaller
maps.


gisChart in 4 steps
3. Edit your gisChart
• In step 3, you can set
various map and data
visualization
configurations.
• Multiple rows of data can
be combined with one
another
• The following visualization
types are available: Heat
map, bar graph, pie
chart, bubble chart, and
text diagram.


gisChart in 4 steps
4. Publish your gisChart
• In step 4, you can
download the gisChart as
an image file for a
PowerPoint presentation.

• The PDF export feature
creates a vector file that is
suitable for printing. The
gisChart can be further
edited with graphics
software.
• gisCharts can be published
on websites, blogs, or via
social media channels.


System Requirements
• gisChart is based on the modern HTML5 standard and is compatible
with smartphones and tablets.
• The only system requirement is a modern web browser (Internet
Explorer 10, Firefox, Safari, Chrome, among others). Older versions of
Internet Explorer will not supported.


The Next Step
Visit our website
www.gischart.com
or

Contact me:
Christian.hyka@gischart.com
+41 76 316 2277

gisChart visualizes data on maps

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