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Maps and ArcGIS connected to monday boards — for regional and field work.

When GIS and operations need one map of truth: ArcGIS sync, map views on boards and items, and planning dashboards — without switching systems.

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Monday GIS

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Monday board view — list, map and CRM on one screen. Click an item to see combined data.

Who it is for

Regional clusters, authorities, utilities and teams with assets, infrastructure or field projects.

What usually breaks today

  • Project managers on monday cannot see where work sits geographically.

  • GIS updates and board updates fall out of sync.

  • Regional reports require manual exports to maps.

What you get

  • ArcGIS sync

    Layers and entities — with control over what moves when.

  • Maps on board and item

    Spatial context next to the task, not a separate tab.

  • Regional dashboards

    Planning, project status and load by area.

  • Production product

    Based on live mondaygis — familiar UI and branding.

Examples from the field

  • Regional cluster

    Projects on the map with budget status on one board.

  • Municipal infrastructure

    Field assets linked to resident requests on monday.

How we work with it

  1. Define layers

    ArcGIS, fields and sync rules.

  2. Embed in boards

    Map views and dashboards.

  3. Train teams

    Planning and field staff share one source.

From the field

  • Regional cluster — planning & tourism

    One landing path — entrepreneur file, permit and support services linked

    A regional cluster managing permit requests, tourism ventures and ties to business-support units needed one CRM with permission tiers and land signals for entrepreneurs. We built an end-to-end path: entrepreneur questionnaire, site dossier, tailored intakes and handoffs to the right units.

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Want to see this on your process?

A short discovery call: map your setup, see a relevant demo, and a realistic rollout plan.