Determine what data you want to show in Salesforce Maps according to your business
development and prospecting needs. Customize the data source, filter results, and style the data
layer.
Important Always use the Salesforce Maps user interface for creating records related to the managed package objects. Creating records outside of the user interface or adding automation on the managed package objects isn’t supported. See Support for records created outside of the Maps user interface in Salesforce Knowledge.
Click Layers.
To save the data layer privately so only you can see it, click Saved | Personal. Or, to share the data layer with other maps users, click Saved | Corporate.
Hover over New and select Data Layer.
Name the data layer and select the data source, filter, and style options you want the data
layer to show. Popups provide helpful default topics preselected for some data sources, which
you can edit at any time.
Save your changes.
Data layers plot results in the visible map area by default. To plot the data layer in
different area, move the map and refresh the layer.
Tip Using the data plotted on
the map, create Salesforce records quickly with Salesforce Maps Click2Create.
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