100% positive.

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.

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.

I like that I can make a map but beyond that BAtchGeo is only trying to make money. I can make the same map on google maps. I just want to use the free functions and you have made it too hard to even do that these days. I loved Batch Geo for a long time but now it is just a pain in the ass and it isnt even accuarate any more. My last map was completely wrong and I have been using the same template for years.

Product quality and ease of use is way down

The cost is good enough to cover our needs

The efficiency could be improved overall.

Too many emails

Love how you can change the pins manually if needed, quick mapping system

I don't like that it sends me an email every time I make a map, I just want to copy and paste the map somewhere. I wish it could also handle more pins on one map

enjoyed using mapping out our rental properties

at times it was slow, and always pulled over to adjust/ change which is more difficult than other mapping tool.

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.

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

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.

BatchGeo has been an absolutely delightful product doing exactly what I needed it to do and very easy to use.

When we need to show the locations of a group of addresses on one map, BatchGeo is perfect. It is very easy to use -- import addresses from Excel or CSV and it locates all that have a valid address. The free version is quite robust.

I haven't figured out how to edit individual data elements, so when I have an error in my data, I re-do the whole dataset. It is so fast to do with the small sets of data that I work with that it is not a problem, but it might be nice to know if there is a way to edit the map elements after the map is created.

Creating a map is pretty simple. I export data from our church management software as a spreadsheet, delete unnecessary information, rearrange columns to match BatchGeo's columns (probably not necessary), and upload the spreadsheet. BatchGeo takes the addresses and plots them on a map that I can access and share. In the map itself, I like that I can view where individuals live and see their information by hovering my cursor over the pin or I can use the tools to see logical geographical groupings of people or to see a spreadsheet-like presentation of the underlying data. I very much like the fact that there is a free version.

For my use, a subscription is too expensive ($99.00 per month). I wish there were a level that was, say, $5.00 per month that would allow me to create maps with up to 5,000 markers per map, 2 users, etc. Therefore, I use the free version and have to be sure to access my maps at regular intervals.

Love that I can overlay all my prospective, and clients, on a map. Schedules always change. The map allows me to be very nimble and efficient in my ever changing days. I would personally attribute about 25% gain-of-field time to BatchGeo by keeping the drive times as minimal as possible.

Cons.... once you understand how to get really creative with the import tools, there really is no cons. I've used hyperlinks on the data to link to other data or a CRM platform.

Very good but I was I could use only only batchgeo. Its the best mapping software I have but doesnt allow you add notes like a GoSpotCheck check

Very easy to use! Makes mapping very simple

Wish you could add notes to each location through the app

Need to be able to configure output for specific needs or accent features on map.

Being able to import site data exported from Excel address data.

Sometimes highways are not prominent in the map output as much as I would like. Would also like to choose features defined on map. Would like to be able to define better arra for printing..

I love that you can easily take the data in an excel spreadsheet with column headings, then copy and paste the data, and wait a few minutes and have a map!

It's hard to use from a tablet when you have poor internet connectivity. There's probably some way to download the data and have it function offline, but I haven't figured it out. Also know, I use the free version because this is for a volunteer organization so we are always looking for ways to be effective without incurring costs.

Great!

Batch geo is very easy and fast to use.

That I can't see my map right away, but have to log back in to see it.

Works plenty well for my purpose.

Very easy to use and export the maps. Plenty of customization and allows for data to be embedded to each location and accessed later.

Sometimes it is difficult to label the properties as I intend to. If I have two types of properties and want one type to be colored in red and labeled A, B, C, D, etc, and the other one to be colored in blue and labeled 1, 2, 3, 4, etc, it can be difficult to accomplish.

I use it each week to plan my trips and group my store

Simplicity, It’s really simple to use no gimmicks and superfluous functions

I would like to be able to create a trip bank with the adresse of each of my stores.

I use BatchGeo for a whole host of initiatives. I can port in data in almost any format and it quickly and easily spits out a layout that's easy to use. When using for my community outreach, it saves me significant time and fuel cost by generating the most efficient route.

No acute cons for me. It meets all of my needs in a meaningful and intuitive way.

The software is easy to implement and does exactly what I want it to do.

BatchGeo does a great job generating maps of places people can buy our products

I don't have any complaints about the product.

I have used BatchGeo to create infomaps for my website. I also teach my Web Design students how to do the same thing for their webstites.

I like that this mapping program is easy to use. It gives step-by-step instructions. I teach it to my students and most of them are able to pick it up easily and excited to learn this new skill.

I think it would be great if it were easier to add images to the location markers. I would also like to see some additional options added to the location markers, such as different options in pin icons.

Overall BatchGeo saves time, saves energy, and helps me manage a long list of clients throughout the state.

BatchGeo couldn't be more simple to use and is something I reference every week before decided which client visits to make, based on similar locations. I also love that it can plan the most efficient route, which helps keep mileage low and saves me time!

I don't have any negative impressions of BatchGeo, I really enjoy the program.

Very positive. I will keep using this product for quick mapping needs.

The ability to upload data easily and use geo visualization features almost instantly

Wish there were more customizations available, like the ability to change map labels to custom icons.

very positive

The mapping feature was so useful! I was able to quickly make a map for a large set of addresses.

They will send you a link with your map and I'll sometimes have to remake the map until it displays what I originally wanted.

good, nice software

easy to import data from excel. also the filter setting is good

i woud like to get more data out of it. not only as a view but as spreadsheets etc to process further. adjustments to excisting maps is a bit unhandy

Very good. If you mess up or forget how the process works, you just create a new map.

Relatively easy to use with a few quirks but price is great.

Not totally intuitive. Not enough instructions along the way.

This has been very helpful to me in my work in the field as a community psychiatrist.

This is not the fault of the program, but it is hard to know how to manage homeless clients.

BatchGeo is so easy to use, really fast and provides the maps we need for the information we're trying to explain.

Nothing based on our needs. Thank you!!!