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Occasionally, Territory Planning can get stuck at Building Map Data. This is an indication that something is wrong with the legend, typically caused by an issue with overlay reference layers.
An easy way to restore access to the alignment is to remove the user preferences, resetting the legend back to its default state. This will remove any of a user's legend and layer customizations, but will not affect assignment values in Territory Planning.
This article walks through how to reset a user's Territory Planning legend and layer preferences when an alignment gets stuck loading, without affecting that user's territory assignments. Resetting the User Preferences is a two-step process.
If you prefer Data Loader over the UI, run the query below to find the record ID for the affected user's preference row on the given alignment, then delete that record.
SELECT Id, maps__User__r.Name, maps__Alignment__r.Name FROM maps__TPUserPreference__c WHERE maps__Alignment__r.name = '<<Affected Alignment Name>>'
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