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Maps display geographic data on an interactive map. They support three visualization modes: Map types:
  • Scatter - Plot individual points using latitude/longitude coordinates
  • Heatmap - Show density of points as a heat overlay
  • Area (Choropleth) - Color regions based on values
Maps are useful when:
  • Visualizing geographic distribution of data
  • Showing regional performance or metrics
  • Displaying location-based patterns

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Layout options

Map type - Choose between Scatter, Heatmap, or Area modes. For Scatter/Heatmap:
  • Latitude field - Field containing latitude coordinates
  • Longitude field - Field containing longitude coordinates
If your data contains addresses instead of coordinates, you’ll need to geocode them to latitude/longitude values using a third-party geocoding service before using them in a map.
For Area (Choropleth):
  • Map region - World, Europe, US, or Custom
  • Custom region - Toggle to use a custom GeoJSON URL
  • Region field - Field containing region names to match
Value field (optional) - Metric to determine color intensity.

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Display options

Color range:
  • Configure gradient colors (2-5 colors)
  • Low to high color mapping
Legend:
  • Show/hide legend
Background map:
  • None, Light, OpenStreetMap, Dark, Satellite
  • Custom background color (when None selected)
Bubbles (Scatter mode only):
  • Size based on field (optional)
  • Size range slider (min/max bubble size)
Map extent:
  • Save current map extent - Preserves zoom/pan position