# Map

The map view displays submissions as pins on an interactive map, using their geolocation fields.

## Prerequisites

The map view requires your form to have at least one **geolocation field**. The values stored in that field determine where each submission is plotted.

## Navigating the map

The map supports zoom and pan. Use the scroll wheel or pinch gestures on touch screens. Zoom in far enough to see individual addresses.

## Pins and clustering

Each submission with a geolocation value appears as a pin on the map. In dense areas, nearby pins are automatically grouped into a **cluster** that shows a count badge. Click a cluster to zoom in and separate the individual pins.

## Opening a submission from a pin

Click any pin to open a summary popup. From the popup, click through to open the full submission layout.

## Filtering the map

The filter panel works the same as in other views — apply one or more field conditions to narrow down which submissions are shown. The map updates in real time to display only the matching pins.

## Map layers

**WMS layers** (Web Map Service) can be overlaid on the base map — for example cadastral maps, utility networks, or custom geographic data. **GeoJSON layers** are also supported. Both are configured at the workspace level by an administrator.

{% hint style="info" %}
Custom map layers (WMS, GeoJSON) are configured in the workspace settings. Contact your Daxium administrator to add or update layers.
{% endhint %}

## Best for

* Field operations with geographic scope
* Asset tracking and site management
* Route visualization and coverage analysis


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