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Territory map builder
Define your service areas by radius, ZIP code, county, city, or state, assign a tech to each one, and see every boundary drawn on a real map. It is the exact builder Cartoply uses to route bookings by location — try it here, no account needed.
Territories (3)
Dallas Crew
Radius
Arlington Team
Radius
Collin County
Counties / Parishes
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How to build a service territory map
Map each tech
Add a territory for each technician by radius, ZIP code, county, city, or state.
Assign reps
Give every territory a rep or crew name and color so coverage is clear at a glance.
See coverage
Watch every real boundary draw on the map so you know exactly what each tech owns.
Close the gaps
Spot overlaps and uncovered areas, then adjust territories until every address has an owner.
Turn a territory map into automatic dispatch
A territory map is only useful if it actually decides who gets each job. In Cartoply, the zones you draw here become live routing rules: when a customer enters their address on your booking page, Cartoply matches it to the covering territory and shows only that technician's availability — no dispatcher in the middle, and no tech driving past a closer colleague's job.
That is the difference between territory routing and plain route optimization: route optimization orders the stops a tech already has, while territory routing decides which tech should own the booking in the first place, based on where the customer is. For HVAC, plumbing, roofing, pest control, solar, and electrical teams covering multiple areas, that decision is where time and fuel are won or lost.
See how it fits the rest of your stack on the features page, compare plans on pricing, or read how it works for HVAC companies.
Frequently asked questions
What is a service territory map?
A service territory map divides the area your business covers into zones, each assigned to a technician or crew. When a customer books, the job is routed to the rep responsible for that location — so nobody drives across town for a job a closer tech could take.
How do I build a territory map for my field team?
Start from your techs and the areas they already cover. Add a radius around each tech's home base, or define a zone by ZIP code, county, city, or state. Name a rep for each territory so coverage is clear at a glance and you can see exactly where every boundary falls on the map.
Is this territory builder free?
Yes. This tool is free and requires no signup — define and map your territories right in your browser. To turn those territories into live routing on customer bookings (with calendar sync, reminders, and payments), you can start a free Cartoply trial.
What happens when territories overlap or leave a gap?
If two territories cover the same address, Cartoply round-robins or uses a priority order so one rep is chosen. If no territory covers an address, the customer sees no availability there — a clear signal to expand a zone or add a tech.
Route real bookings by territory
Turn the map you just drew into automatic dispatch. Connect your calendar, share one booking link, and every customer is routed to the right tech. 14-day free trial, no card.
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