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March 13, 2013

eSpatial launches free edition of mapping software

Filed under: Geographic Data,GIS,Mapping,Maps — Patrick Durusau @ 12:22 pm

eSpatial launches free edition of mapping software

From the post:

eSpatial, leading provider of powerful mapping software today announced the launch of a free edition of their flagship mapping software, also called eSpatial.

eSpatial mapping software lets users convert spreadsheet data into map form, with just a few clicks. This visualization provides immediate insights into market trends and challenges.

The new free edition of eSpatial is available to anyone who signs up for an account at www.espatial.com. Once logged on, users can create maps from their existing data and then post them on websites as interactive maps.

Since it launched last year, eSpatial has made strong inroads into the sales mapping and territory mapping software market, especially in the United States.

Paid editions (including Basic, Pro and Team) of the application with greater functionality – including the ability to handle increased amounts of data, reporting and sharing options – start at $399 for an annual subscription.

www.espatial.com

Just starting playing with this but it could be radically cool!

For example, what if you mapped a particular congressional district and then mapped by zip codes the donations to their campaign?

I need to read the manual and find some data to import.

BTW, high marks for one of the easiest registrations I have ever encountered.

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