GEO lets you overlay your own location data directly onto an event map. This is useful for ad-hoc analysis — comparing a claims list against an event footprint, checking a new account's schedule against a past event, or visualising any location dataset alongside MIS layers.

[SCREENSHOT: Event report with a custom CSV overlay showing location points plotted on the map]

GEO accepts two file formats:

Your CSV must have the following structure in the dataset:

Additional columns are optional but supported:

Coordinates must be in decimal degrees format (e.g. 40.689116, -74.044530).

Your data appears on the map as a new layer, plotted at the coordinates in your file.

[SCREENSHOT: Upload dialog showing layer name, type, and colour options before submitting]

Your uploaded data is visible only to you, only in the browser you used to upload it, and only for the current session. GEO does not store your data. If you refresh the page, navigate away, or close the browser, the overlay is removed. You will need to re-upload your file the next time you want to view it.

This is intentional — it means your data never leaves your control and is never stored on MIS servers.

My data uploaded but the points aren't showing on the map. What's wrong?
Check that your coordinates are in decimal degrees format and that the column headers are exactly Latitude and Longitude . Also confirm the coordinates are in the right location — if they're swapped (latitude where longitude should be), points may appear in an unexpected place.

Can I upload data to compare against any event, including historic ones?
Yes. The upload feature works on any event report, including historic events in the archive.

Can colleagues see my uploaded data?
No. Uploaded data is visible only to you in your current browser session.

Is there a file size limit?
GEO handles typical schedules and claims files without issues. Very large files (tens of thousands of rows) may take a moment to render. If you encounter problems with large files, contact [email protected].