Plot Your Relationships With The Constituent Map And Location Filters

Location filters. When you work with a list of constituents, you can select Filters, Location to include only those with specific address details or within a specific area or distance around a point.

• To include only those with specific details — such as post codes — in their primary addresses, select Filter by address, choose the country and details of the address to include, and then select Done and Apply filters.
• To include only those within a specific area, select Draw a map filter, search for the location to focus on, specify the Rectangle area or Custom area to include, and select Apply filters.
• To include only constituents within a specific distance around a location or constituent, select Filter by radius, search for the location or constituent to use as a center point, enter how far around that point — in miles or kilometers — to include, and select Apply filters.

For more information, see the Constituent Location Filters Help.

Constituent map. To view constituents on a map, select Map (the map marker) from a constituent list in Lists. Powered by Microsoft Bing, the map displays constituents as pins, based on their primary addresses.
When you first select Map, it focuses on constituents near you, based on the WiFi or location settings of your device.

• To view constituents at or near a specific location, select Location next to the search box, enter the address or location, and select Search.
• To pinpoint a specific constituent, select Constituent next to the search box, enter their name, and select Search.

To identify a constituent on the map, select their pin for their name and address. If multiple constituents are in close proximity or share an address, the pin displays how many are at the location. (For a list of the constituents (up to 20), select the pin.) To plot the route to a pin's address from your current location in Google Maps, select Get directions.

To narrow the focus of the map, you can pinpoint only constituents who share characteristics or are within a specific area.

• To include constituents who share characteristics, select Filters (the funnel), choose the criteria of who to view, and select Apply filters.
• To include constituents within a specific area, select Filter map (the magic wand), specify the Rectangle area or Custom area to pinpoint, and select Apply filters.

After you apply a map filter, select List (the grid) for a list of the selected constituents. From the list, you can apply additional filters or save the list for future reuse in the web view or as a static query or query list in the database view. For more information, see the Constiuent Map Help.