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eSpatial vs MapBusinessOnline

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7.1#8 in gis softwareFrom $499 a year
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FacteSpatialMapBusinessOnline
Data importThe FAQ says data can be imported from Excel or CSV files, and Salesforce data can also be brought in through its integration.Excel XLS and XLSX files can be imported through a plotting wizard that detects location fields and lets users select labels, IDs, and callout columns.
Founded19972008
IntegrationseSpatial offers two-way Salesforce integration and APIs for custom integrations with cloud ERP or business intelligence systems.GetApp reports zero formal integrations in its integration catalog, while user mentions include Salesforce Sales Cloud, Microsoft Access, and Microsoft Excel.
RoutingIts route planning tools optimize routes and schedules, and the site describes turn-by-turn mobile navigation.Standard and higher plans provide optimized routes, time-window support, driving-time polygons, and routes of up to 150 stops.
SecurityeSpatial states that it is ISO 27001:2022 certified and uses controls including firewalls, intrusion detection, and change management.The company says sessions use SSL, uploaded data is encrypted, passwords protect accounts, and employees cannot view customer maps or business data.

eSpatial plans

  • Mapping Pro$499 a year
  • Professional Territory Manager$2,665 a year
  • Advanced Territory Manager$4,999 a year

MapBusinessOnline plans

  • 1-month Free TrialFree
  • Free trialFree
  • Starter$150 a year
  • Standard$500 a year
  • Pro$900 a year
  • Standard Team$2,375 a year

Pick eSpatial if…

It may suit sales, marketing, revenue operations, and operations teams that need mapping, territory planning, or route planning. Its web, mobile, API, and self-hosted options address different deployment needs.

Pick MapBusinessOnline if…

It suits organizations that need to map business locations, plan territories, analyze markets, or route multiple stops. Teams can also use it to plot CRM or accounting data, including Microsoft Dynamics and Intuit QuickBooks.

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