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How to Use the Project Map

CompanyCam lets you view and organize Projects in many ways. Project Maps help you locate Projects using a range of search criteria.

Updated over 2 months ago

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Before you start

  • The Project Map makes it simple for you to; view your Projects, filter by date, User, or Group, locate a Project by area vs by exact address, and see a visual of your Projects by specific area.

  • The Project Map within the mobile app does not have the same filtering tools as there are on the web.

On the web

  1. Log in to CompanyCam.

  2. Click on Map in the menu on the left side of the screen.

  3. On the Project Map, you will see specifics in the upper right corner about how many Projects are displayed.

    • Note: You can zoom in to refine results (and see more Projects).

  4. Use controls to zoom in/out on Map (bottom-right corner). Drag the Map to view specific areas.

  5. Filter by Date Range or by Users and Groups at the top left.

  6. Hover over any pin to see more about a Project.

  7. Click on the Pin to open a sidebar with the full Project.

    • To close the sidebar, click the X Icon in the upper left corner.

    • Click on the View Project button in order to open the full Project.

In the app

  1. Log in to the CompanyCam app.

  2. Tap on the Map Icon within the home screen.

  3. On the Project Map, Projects will populate based on your location. You can also pinch and zoom to navigate to other areas of the map to view other Projects.

  4. Tap on the Project Title you'd like to view.

  5. A slide-up menu will open with the Project you selected. Tap on the Project Card to open your Project.

    • Note: If you have multiple Projects at the same address, you'll have the option to swipe between Project cards to find the one you're looking for.

After finding the project you're looking for on the project map, check out how to add labels to your projects! Project labels can help speed up your filtering/sorting workflows when trying to find specific projects.

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