To geographically locate prospects and constituents on an interactive map, you can use the integrated mapping functionality, powered by Microsoft Bing Maps.
On the Mapping page, you can access the mapping tool and begin to create maps with the addresses stored in your database. For example, you can enter criteria to locate a group of prospects in a specific area. In addition, you can navigate to specific records in your database from mapped locations. To access the Mapping page from Prospects, click Mapping.
To indicate a location on the map, you can add a pushpin or map entity. After you add pushpins or entities, you can create route directions between multiple locations or perform a radius search to find known addresses within a specific distance from a location.
To help keep track of mapped records, you can create static output queries for either the full set of mapped records or a subset of records. The queries appear on the Query page and can be used with other functions, such as Analysis, or to create additional maps.