Focus daily work on one site
Location filters help your team narrow feeding records and other lists to the site they are working at.
Keep track of your sites
and the animals at each one.
Bring each colony, shelter or other site into one dashboard. Map its care points, find its animals, keep shared notes and documents, and follow population and care progress.
See your locations and animal counts
Browse locations by name and type, with map previews, animal photos and active counts. Open the full map to see all mapped locations together, then select one to view its details.
- Show or hide names, boundaries, feeding stations, shelters and water points on the full map
- See active animal counts, excluding archived and deceased records
- Switch between an animal list and a photo grid
Map the site and its care points
Mark a fixed point or draw an outline for the site, then place feeding stations, shelters and water points on the map. Each marker is saved with the location. You can also create the location before you know its map position.
- Choose a location type or create your own
- Name markers and drag them to adjust their positions
- Select an entry in “On the map” to highlight it and zoom in
- Search for an address or use your current position
Arrange a dashboard around your work
Each user can choose, rearrange and resize the widgets on their location dashboard. Keep the map, animals, statistics, shared notes and documents where they are useful to you. Your layout carries across location pages, while each page shows that site’s records.
- Add widgets and adjust their settings
- Search for an existing animal to assign it, or create a new record
- Keep shared site notes and supporting documents together
- Restore the default layout whenever you need it
Share selected information about a location
Use a public link when someone outside your team needs to view a location’s animal gallery. Review the sharing settings and choose which details visitors can see.
- Share without giving visitors an organisation login
- Choose the animal details shown publicly
- Review custom-field visibility
- Deactivate sharing when it is no longer needed
Use locations to organise your work
Follow population and care progress
Simple charts help your team follow population changes, check neutering and microchip coverage, and see which animals still need attention.
Set a useful starting point for maps
Choose a default map centre in organisation settings. Maps for adding animals and locations can then start in the area where your team works.
Build a useful record for every site
Keep animal assignments, site notes and supporting documents up to date as your work progresses. A shared location record helps the next volunteer understand the site and find its animals.
