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Core concepts

Map view

The map view plots every contact that has a location on an interactive world map. It is a good way to see where your network is concentrated, plan visits, or find contacts in a specific city before you travel.

Prerequisites

A contact appears on the map only if their location field has been geocoded — that is, resolved to a latitude and longitude. When you type a location on a contact's page, Bondery suggests places as you type and stores the coordinates automatically. Contacts with a free-text location that was never geocoded will not appear.

Use the search bar at the top of the map to fly to any city, region, or address. Select a suggestion and the map pans and zooms to that point. Contacts in the nearby area will be highlighted in the panel below.

Viewport table

Below the map there is a contact table that lists only the contacts currently visible in the viewport. As you pan or zoom, the table updates automatically. You can:

  • Search within visible contacts using the table's search box
  • Sort by first name, last name, or last interaction date (ascending or descending)
  • Show/hide columns — Name, Headline, Location, Last Interaction, Socials
  • Select one or multiple contacts using the checkboxes (shift-click to select a range)

Markers

Each contact with valid coordinates is shown as a marker on the map. Clicking a marker opens a small popover with the contact's name and a link to their full profile page.

  • People — location field and geocoding prerequisites
  • Tags — filter and segment contacts (web contacts list)
  • Groups — organize contacts by shared context

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