

BatchGeo Software
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BatchGeo Pricing
BatchGeo Pro - $99 per month
Starting price:
$99.00 per month
Free trial:
Available
Free version:
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OVERALL RATING
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Billie
Company size: 51-200 employees
Industry: Food Production
Time used: More than 2 years
Review Source: Capterra
August 2021
Weekly User
Batchgeo assists with creating and organizing routes.
Pros
Batchgeo has been a great asset to use within my company to assist with route utilization and organization. The ability to utilize with Google earth allows us to get even more details and directions regarding deliveries.
Cons
Something I have noticed improvements in is the accuracy of locations, but it does happen sporatically. It would also be great to offer trainings periodically to customers or videos shared going over features that we may not use or utilitize yet due to lack of knowledge of its availability.
Brian
Company size: 11-50 employees
Industry: Internet
Time used: More than 2 years
Review Source: Capterra
August 2021
Essential to our Business
100% positive.
Pros
The best thing about BatchGeo is the ease of use. Using data import tools and the map wizard, we are able to create a useful custom map in under a minute! Then we can share that may across our teams in seconds. This lets us visualize the project we are working on in ways and with speed that is impossible to match using other tools.
Cons
The only thing I can think of is that we can't use the software to markup a map once it has been rendered. We would like to keep the map static but mark or update a location as 'completed' using the same MAP URL.
Reasons for choosing BatchGeo
ESRI was simply too expensive for our needs.
Branna
Company size: 11-50 employees
Industry: Non-Profit Organization Management
Review Source: Capterra
August 2021
Free Trail User- great for conveying data points
Pros
I have used the free trial in a pinch while working with completely different teams in completely different industries. The map overlays are easy to build and helpful to share data across teams.
Cons
At this time, I do not have cons to share.
Robert
Company size: 51-200 employees
Industry: Utilities
Time used: Less than 2 years
Review Source: Capterra
August 2021
BatchGeo Process analysis
We're able as a public utility to use Automated Meter Reading software to plot points in the system that don't register readings within the acceptable amount of time, and also those that don't appear due to other configuration and physical construction issues.
Pros
When we started using the software we were able to get the street view by hovering over a data point on the map. This allows the technician to see the property in question to eliminate any confusion with regard to the exact location of our assets
Cons
I've dealt with mapping products from the DeLorme software of Windows 95 through the most current iterations of ESRI. I've also used NASA Worldwind and Google Earth Desktop. A version of QGIS allows google raster images to be downloaded in tiles that are applicable to the regions we want to examine. Google Maps does seem to be free to a certain extent I was given the explanation that BatchGeo wasn't free to use beyond the first few trials. It would seem that this doesn't quite line up. To my point the software should be able to be purchased in ways other than a monthly subscription as it uses the WWW.
Reasons for choosing BatchGeo
Recommended by our vendor as it had been used in other sectors employing their systems.
Brad
Company size: 201-500 employees
Industry: Pharmaceuticals
Time used: More than 2 years
Review Source: Capterra
August 2021
Great for on the go mapping
I have been using it in some form for over 9 years. It is my go to for mapping and data importing into a map
Pros
I enjoy the quick turn around of the software. I can take my data, import it, and create a map within minutes.
Cons
Nothing. So far this software has met all of my needs.
Reasons for switching to BatchGeo
It was old and ended use