Order Mapper

Develop by Alex Sherbuck

$2.99

/ Month

Built for Shopify

Free plan available

Visualize, Analyze, Export Orders on an Interactive Google Map

Export to csv

Visualize orders

Advanced search

Save searches

Marker clusters

Color-blind-friendly

About Order Mapper

Launched Dec 15, 2023

Built by Alex Sherbuck

Address

Austin, TX, US

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Description

Visualize, Analyze, Export Orders on an Interactive Map

Elevate your analytics with Order Mapper! Displays sales data on Google Maps, offering advanced search by dates, products, locations, and price ranges. Unique features include saving custom searches for future use, and exporting data to CSV for in-depth analysis. Stand out with user-friendly tools designed for detailed sales insights and data-driven strategies. Transform how you visualize and utilize your sales data.

Filter sales by date, product, location, and price for in-depth market insights.
Save custom searches for future use, ensuring consistent and efficient analysis.
Export data to CSV for comprehensive analysis, sharing, and business integration
Marker clusters provide detailed order density insights.
Enhanced Accessibility with Color-Blind-Friendly Palette.

Pros

Visualize sales data on an interactive Google Map for better spatial understanding
Advanced search capabilities by dates, products, locations, and price ranges
Feature to save custom searches for future use, enhancing efficiency
Ability to export data to CSV for detailed analysis and integration with other tools
Marker clusters help in identifying order density for comprehensive spatial analysis
Color-blind-friendly palette improves accessibility for color-blind users

Cons

Requires a constant internet connection for Google Maps integration
May have a learning curve for users not familiar with advanced data analysis tools
Potential privacy concerns with sharing and exporting sales data
Limited to the functionality provided by Google Maps, which may not be sufficient for all needs
Dependency on Google Maps might restrict the app’s usability in regions with limited Google services