Google Maps for Power BI

Google Maps for Power BI brings the full power of Google Maps into your Power BI reports so you can explore, segment, and filter location-based data in a familiar, high-performance map experience. Use it for territory analysis, store/branch performance, field operations, real estate portfolios, risk mapping, and any scenario where “where” matters. Popular use cases - Sales & Territory Management: coverage gaps, territory performance, “what’s inside this zone?” - Retail / Store Locator & Performance: store catchment areas, competitor places nearby - Logistics / Field Service: radius-based operations, dispatch areas, regional workload - Real Estate: listings on a map, radius searches, neighborhood analysis - Insurance / Risk: exposure by region, density patterns, zone-based analysis Why teams choose this visual - Interactive mapping inside Power BI for real analysis (not just dots on a map) - Map-based filtering: focus on the exact area and analyze only what’s inside - Built for scale: handle datasets above 30,000 rows with the “Very Large Dataset” option Core features - Category colors & legend filtering to segment points fast - Circle & polygon filtering to analyze specific zones/territories - Clustering for dense areas and large volumes - Heatmap layer to spot concentration and hotspots instantly - Street View and 3D View for better location context - Address Search and Google Places Search (by category or place name) - Custom Layers (GeoJSON): upload territories/zones and filter within them Getting started (5 minutes) - Add the visual from AppSource to Power BI. - Bind your data fields: ID + Latitude + Longitude (optional: Tooltip, Label, Categories). - Get your Dynamica Labs key and paste it into the visual settings. - Enable Maps JavaScript API (and Places API if needed) and use your Google Maps API key. DOCUMENTATIONS:

• 1-Page Configuration Guide
• Full Configuration Guide
• PRO Version Guide