Product Updates

Street names and other place labels can be switched on/off on any background map, including satellite imagery. This is helpful if you want a cleaner map without text labels.

Improvements to list attribute table

When editing list attributes, columns can now be resized and the table can be made full-screen. This is helpful when editing larger tables.

Copy plans and folders

Users can now make copies of a plan, multiple plans or entire folders. This is helpful when using plans as templates, creating new versions or copying an event plan for a future edition.

Show multiple attributes in text labels

It is now possible to select more than one attribute to show in a text label. This helps show more information about objects directly on the map. It is particularly useful when creating PDF exports.

Type exact length of lines

The length of straight lines can now be set by editing the object details panel. This helps to accurately create lines of a specific distance.

Enhanced and simplified toolbar

We have revamped the main toolbar in the map to make editing your plans even easier. We’ve merged the key functionality from our previous two toolbars into one simple toolbar centred at the top of the screen. 

You can easily access key features including:

• Selection tools
• Drawing tools
• Measurement/analysis tools
• Comments

Object snapping

Enable snapping from the new toolbar while drawing to snap different objects together. This allows for more precise drawing where objects need to be aligned such as trade stands, parking spaces, routes and more.

Export PDFs at set scales, customise titles and logos

PDF exporting has been enhanced so users can export at specific scales (e.g. 1:1250), customise the title and image shown in the title block.

Tilted PDF exports

When exporting a PDF, the map can be tilted at an angle which is useful when showing 3D plans.

Sitemap level is now shown in PDF export legends

When exporting PDFs for venues/locations with multiple floors/levels, the exported level is shown in the legend of the PDF.

The attribute data table includes a column containing the layer’s group

If a layer is within a group, the group name is shown in the attribute data table. This is helpful if the group name contains additional context about the layer (e.g. which zone a layer is in).

Layers can be locked to prevent accidental changes

Layers and groups of layers can be locked in the side panel. When locked, objects on the map belonging to those layers can’t be edited. This helps in plans with overlapping objects such as zones with icons on top to prevent accidental edits and make editing easier.