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MapOn.ai allows you to transform your data from Google Sheets, Notion and more data sources into dynamic, shareable maps. This can be useful for creating dashboards, visualizing data, and collaborating with your team.

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Watch a step-by-step video on how to convert a Google Sheets into a shareable map:

https://youtu.be/lFefgFxDylk

See how to transform a Notion page into an interactive sales dashboard here:

https://youtu.be/XlbI_m3MHJI

Step 1: Copy Public Links

For Google Sheets:

1. Open your Google Sheet
2. Click the "Share" button in the top right corner
3. Click "Change to anyone with the link"
4. Ensure the permission is set to "Viewer"
5. Click "Copy link"

For Notion:

1. Open the Notion page or database you want to share
2. Click the "Share" button in the top right corner
3. Change to "Anyone on the web with link" option
4. Ensure the permission is set to "Viewer"
5. Click "Copy link"

Step 2: Create and Style Map

There are two ways to start creating a map with your Google Sheets or Notion link:

Option 1: Quick Start from Homepage

1. Go to MapOn.ai.
2. Paste your copied link into the input box on the homepage.

Option 2: From Your Workspace

1. Log in to MapOn.ai.
2. In your workspace, click + Create new map.

After you provide the link, the setup flow is the same:

1. Choose a map type

This step depends on your use case - choose the map type that best fits your scenario.

• Symbol Map: Mark locations such as leads, stores, or assets.
• Heat Map: Visualize intensity or density of activities.
• Region Map: Aggregate and compare data by administrative areas such as cities, districts, or countries.

1. Match data

In this step, you’ll tell MapOn how to read your table and which fields to use.

• First, choose whether your data comes from Google Sheets or Notion.
  • For Notion, you can either pick a database directly from your account or use a public share link.
  • For Google Sheets, simply use the sheet you shared via link.
• Then, select the database or sheet you want to use from the shared link.
• Next, choose the coordinate type: latitude & longitude, or address (MapOn will automatically run geocoding for you). If you’re creating a Region Map, you can also use the administrative region name field directly for aggregation.
• Optional, you can select the metric or value field you want to display.