Marker layers provide visual representations of data in a Salesforce org. Salesforce Maps users can plot saved marker layers to show where important Salesforce records are located, and begin making important business decisions about how to service and manage these records as efficiently as possible.
This article answers the question: how do you plot a saved marker layer in Salesforce Maps and view data for a single marker or for multiple markers? Marker layers show where important Salesforce records are located, so you can plan how to service and manage them efficiently.
Watch this quick video that walks you through plotting a saved marker layer.
The plotting modes are:
After plotting a marker layer on the map, you can view important data for each underlying Salesforce record.
The tooltip window has these tabs:
In addition to viewing important information about individual markers, users may view aggregated data for groups of markers to understand data trends or compare multiple marker groups.
The shape tooltip window has these tabs:
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