Video Walkthrough:
Step-by-Step Instructions
1. Load Your Map
Navigate to your turf (e.g., Franklin → Dublin).
Apply your desired filter (for example, selecting Republicans).
Allow the map to fully load.
2. Use the Map as Normal
Continue your standard workflow for setting up walkbooks.
The heatmap feature builds on top of this process—it doesn’t replace it.
3. Enable the Heatmap
Click the Heatmap toggle.
The map will now display activity levels:
- High activity areas = lots of doors knocked / walkbooks cut
- Low or no activity areas = little to no coverage
4. Analyze Coverage Gaps
Look for areas with minimal or no heatmap activity.
These represent neighborhoods where doors haven’t been knocked or walkbooks haven’t been created.
5. Turn Heatmap Off to Place Walk Pins
Toggle the heatmap off.
Your walk pins will reappear, allowing you to create new walkbooks.
6. Create Walkbooks Strategically
Focus on areas with low activity.
Example: neighborhoods like Wyandotte Falls or Bristol Commons may show gaps and be strong candidates for new walkbooks.