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Atlas

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Atlases visually represent all of the activity records and associated data from the provided context. View the modeled outcomes, progress toward metric goals, and the activity locations.


Atlases

The Atlas provides a spatial overview of all activity records within your project, offering a map-based view that brings together geospatial data, metrics, and project structure. It’s a powerful way to explore where work is happening and how different components of your project relate to each other geographically.

In the Atlas, users can see the locations of activities alongside their associated metrics—including organization metrics, programmatic metrics, and modeled outputs. This view is especially useful for identifying gaps, visualizing patterns across a landscape, and communicating progress to partners or stakeholders. Whether you're planning next steps or reporting on completed work, the Atlas helps connect your data to place.