This extension generates a map view of Airtable records, offering a highly customizable way to visualize your data geographically. You can choose to allow users to interact with the map by updating specific fields within the records. This extension is ideal for sharing location-based data, such as event venues, project sites, or client addresses.
The map view extension helps you visually organize and display your records on an interactive map. Each record is represented by a pin on the map, corresponding to the location data in your table. You can customize which fields are displayed when a user clicks on a pin, ensuring key information is easily accessible at a glance.
A key feature of the map view is its filtering capabilities. You can filter pins based on any field in your table, allowing you to focus on specific regions or types of data. You can also save your filters for quick access later. The map view is fully interactive, enabling users to click on pins to view and edit the associated records. Additionally, you can add new records directly from the map view, making it simple to update your data in real-time.
Overall, the map view is a powerful and flexible extension for visualizing and interacting with location-based data. Whether you’re managing a real estate portfolio, planning logistics, or mapping out business locations, the map view makes it easy to stay organized and informed.
Demo
1. Link
This extension can be displayed as a full webpage:
2. Embed on your site
The following is a live demo of this extension embedded in this webpage.
Features
- The ability to create multiple different maps.
- Supports editing records via the built-in form.
- Automatically zoom in on your records
- The map updates as you add more info in Airtable.
- Filter buttons based on views.
- Search function within the view.
- Conditional visibility logic: show certain fields only if certain conditions were met.
- Expand records: show more fields only after the user clicks on the record.
If you click on the sample view below, you’ll see the table that generated the demo above.
