A map that tells you which area deserves your next branch
Opening a branch is usually decided on instinct. Your data holds a sharper answer: customers tell you where they order from every day. A heat map turns a dull table into a picture read in a second: where demand is high, where delivery is slow, and where an unserved opportunity sits.
Who it is for
- Retail and restaurants planning expansion
- Delivery companies measuring performance across districts
- Any business comparing areas across multiple metrics
What you get
- A map with a color ramp reflecting the selected metric
- Switching between several metrics: orders, revenue, delivery time, and more
- A side ranking revealing strongest and weakest immediately
- A color range computed from your data so it stays honest as data changes
- Correct handling of inverse metrics such as delivery time where lower is better
What we need from you
- Your area data: any table with an area name and a value
- The metrics you care to compare
- Area boundaries if you have them, otherwise we use representative points
Expected timeline
A map with twenty areas and three metrics ships in about a week.
Frequently asked questions
We have no area data, where do we start?
From any source carrying a location: delivery addresses, phone prefixes, or even a short survey. Any geographic data beats instinct.
Do you integrate open government data?
Yes. Population and establishment data is freely available, and layering it over yours reveals areas with residents who do not order from you, which is the real opportunity.
How many areas can the map compare?
Dozens read comfortably. Above a hundred we add grouping or filtering so the map does not become color chaos.
Start with a conversation about your case
Tell us what you need and where your data lives, and we reply with practical steps, a timeline, and a clear cost