Too much information, not enough clarity
Lists, tables, filters: your teams spend more time searching than acting.
The Maps turns your CRM and business data into an interactive map universe to visualize your territory, understand what is happening there and take action.
Request accessLists, tables, filters: your teams spend more time searching than acting.
The signals are there (website visits, sleeping deals, cooling relationships), but nobody sees them in time. The result: lost revenue and untapped potential.
The CRM world and its user experience haven't changed in 15 years. It's time to offer your teams something different.
Your CRM is rich, yet it remains invisible to you. There's no way to see at a glance where you are strong, where the potential lies and how to act.
The Maps reveals what lists and spreadsheets make hard to see: your ecosystem, your areas of influence and the potential around you.
Finally see who is where.
Customers, prospects, opportunities, partners…
Understand the story your territory tells.
Distribution, revenue, opportunities, potential, heatmaps…
See what isn't in your CRM yet, too.
Your CRM shows you what you know.
The Maps shows it to you from a new angle.
Connect your tools, import your files or combine several sources. The Maps turns your existing data into an actionable map universe.








Import your data and link your tools.
The Maps unifies, enriches and structures your data.
Spot the areas heating up, the deals at risk and the untapped potential.
Launch your actions from the map: emails, tasks, notes, calls.
Ten years in tech at software companies, first in sales, including five years at HubSpot. I then founded my own CRM & RevOps consulting business before moving into product engineering. My strength: a dual perspective, business and product.
Everywhere, the same observation: ever richer CRMs, ever more abundant data, and an experience that gets worse as it piles up. More and more information, less and less clarity.
The Maps is my answer: rethinking how we read business data, and how we act on it.
To turn data into an experience.