Customer GeoPortal: Business Edition

• Geo-enabled business intelligence: The integration of business data and content with maps offers tremendous opportunities to understand data. Identify new relationships, gaps and clusters that words and numbers alone can't find.
• Leverage your GIS and systems investment: Any investment you've already made in GIS and custom systems is leveraged by making the data easily accessible and usable in new ways that support decision-making, communications, and information sharing.
• Communications: Maps are intuitive and can help present and communicate complex concepts inherent in your business data. 
• Cost Saving:With nothing to buy, the cost is both affordable and predictable.
• General reports and maps for presentation and publication.

• Professional support: Our Service Level Agreement sets out what you can expect.
• Growth and Flexibility: Our hosting service is scalable.  Your GeoPortal can support 10 users or 10,000. 
• Higher Value GIS:  GIS staff can focus on providing higher-value products and support.
• Security: Your data are always secure, your system is always available.

GeoPortal provides key functionality to access, visualize, search and query your spatial, tabular and document data, including:

• Integrate map features to data set records. For example, find properties within a kilometer, and link to a spreadsheet with the property ownership details so that the owners can be identified.
• Integrate the data set records to related map layer features. Query data and map the result. 
• Integrate both map features and data set records to their related documents/reports in DocumentViewer.  For example, identify a property on the map and access its related development plan, plan of survey, photos of the site, etc. 
• Integrate map features and data set records with related web services.

• Create and save queries and reports to run any time, enabling you to quickly ask common questions.
• Export query / report results to Excel for further statistical analysis and charting.
• Create a document content structure for direct access from DataViewer and GeoViewer.
• Maintain, add, rename documents and other unstructured content within an easily navigable structure for all users.
• Organize content in different views (Topics) for different departments or programs – so, for example, have separate topics for facilities staff, program delivery, and policy development - and control who sees what information.