The map of every project
Map, directly under Projects in the sidebar, puts every project that has a geocoded address on satellite imagery.
Opening it takes View on Map. It is a second lens on the same rows the project list shows, so the same scoping applies: you see the locations you are attached to, and a user restricted to their assigned projects sees only those. A project with no geocoded address has no pin. Pins colour by pipeline stage. Filter by stage, assignee or branch, search an address, ZIP or city, or draw an area to search inside it. Click a pin for a summary card, and click the card to open the full project without leaving the map. The Layers panel adds detail on top: CRM layers such as money, messages, warranty and data quality, and free public data such as weather alerts, storm outlooks, hail history, neighborhood facts and building footprints. A view worth returning to can be saved, and a saved view can notify you when new projects start matching it. Selecting an area also lets you export the projects in it, or reassign them in bulk if you have Modify on Projects.
Who can do this
Access in Trussi is a capability granted to a role. If one of these is missing from your role, an account admin can grant it; see roles, permissions and why something is hidden.
- View on Map
- Modify on Projects
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