Google Maps in detail view

The first improvement is the addition of a map in the relation detail view. The address is shown in Google Maps as an orange pointer. System One automatically retrieves geographical data to position the location on the map when a relation is added or modified. This process is called Geocoding. The precision of the Geocoding depends on the accuracy and completeness of the address data. 

Show selection on the map

As a second improvement, the 'Relation Selection Tool' has been completed with a possibility to display a selection of relations on a map.
In the ‘Relation’ section you’ll find an option to change the display from address data to Google Maps. The relations from the selection will be displayed as orange pointers on a map.

You can click these pointers to navigate to the relation (address) details.

‘Within a Radius of’-filter

The third improvement offers a new 'Relation Selection' feature. A selection of relations can be made that are located near another relation.

For example, it is possible to display all hotels near a certain event. With this functionality it is easier to organize bookings and schedules, as Google Maps gives an idea about routes and distances, with the use of your existing relation database.

To use this function, click the ‘Nearby '-filter. This filter can be found in the selection tool in the ‘Relation’ section. With this filter you can select an existing relation from your database such as the location of an event. The next step is to select a radius (1, 5, 10, 25 or 50 kilometers). Then click 'Make Selection’ to present the relations within the given radius.

The selection can be displayed in two ways. The first way is a list view. This view shows the distances to the selected relation. The second way is on a Google Map. In this view the relations are shown as pointers within a circle.