Atlas
FAQ

Atlas is a browser-based GIS platform that helps you create, analyze, and share interactive maps. It’s designed to make geospatial data accessible and easy to use for everyone, from beginners to professionals.

Atlas is ideal for analysts, urban planners, environmental scientists, educators, businesses, and anyone needing to visualize and analyze geospatial data. It's especially suited for teams requiring real-time collaboration.

Atlas is suitable for data analysts, GIS specialists, project managers, and team members involved in planning, visualization, or decision-making based on geospatial data.

Atlas is used for urban planning, logistics optimization, environmental monitoring, disaster management, site selection, market analysis, and more. It’s versatile enough for any project involving geospatial data.

Unlike traditional GIS software, Atlas is entirely browser-based, requires no downloads, and is built for simplicity and collaboration. It eliminates steep learning curves and supports real-time editing.

Atlas stands out with its ease of use, collaborative tools, interactive map-building capabilities, and browser-based accessibility, making it suitable for both GIS experts and non-technical users.

Atlas offers tools for data uploading, interactive map creation, real-time collaboration, spatial analysis, customizable styling, and the ability to share maps or embed them on external sites.

Atlas allows multiple users to edit maps simultaneously, share updates instantly, and track changes.

Atlas supports CSV, GeoJSON, shapefiles, Excel, and other common geospatial formats, making it compatible with a wide range of datasets.

Yes, Atlas includes tools for creating heatmaps, performing buffer analysis, and conducting other spatial analyses to extract insights from your data.

Absolutely. Atlas enables users to add interactivity to their maps, such as tooltips, clickable features, and dynamic layers, providing an engaging experience for map viewers.

Yes, you can embed Atlas maps on websites or dashboards, allowing you to share interactive visualizations with your audience seamlessly.

Atlas prioritizes data security by using encrypted storage and secure protocols, ensuring your geospatial data is protected and compliant with privacy standards.

Yes, Atlas is perfect for urban planning, helping visualize zoning, land use, infrastructure, and population data for informed decision-making.

Environmental scientists use Atlas to monitor land use changes, track resources, analyze environmental impacts, and create maps for conservation efforts.

Yes, Atlas is widely used in real estate and retail for site selection, competitor analysis, and visualizing demographic trends to identify optimal locations.

Atlas simplifies workflows like data upload, map styling, real-time collaboration, spatial analysis, and sharing results—all from within a browser.

Atlas integrates with public datasets, CRM tools, and APIs like Google Sheets or OpenStreetMap, expanding your access to geospatial data.

Yes, Atlas supports integrations with popular platforms, allowing seamless workflows between geospatial data and your business tools.

Yes, Atlas allows users to incorporate open data sources like OpenStreetMap and Sentinel, providing a wealth of geospatial information at no extra cost.

Atlas offers a free plan with essential features and tiered paid plans for advanced tools and larger team collaborations. Visit our pricing page for details.

The free version includes basic map-building tools, data upload, and limited collaboration features, perfect for small projects or individual use.

Paid plans may have limits on team size or data uploads. Upgrading unlocks higher quotas for team members and datasets.

Yes, Atlas provides discounts for students, educators, and non-profits. Contact our support team to apply for special pricing.

You can access your maps and data in read-only mode after cancellation. Full editing capabilities require an active subscription.