SpatialKey is built around the concept of sharing information with multiple users in your organization. You can share data and dashboards within SpatialKey. Sharing data in SpatialKey Sharing data with others in your organization has never been easier. To begin, select the Datasets tab and find your dataset. Click on the gear icon to view data […]

Do you have a standard set of dashboards that you commonly create when you upload new data into SpatialKey? Custom shapes, multiple layers rendering perfectly on the map, multiple pods telling a story, etc… Wouldn’t it be nice to be able to plug a different dataset into an existing dashboard instead of having to recreate the dashboard […]

SpatialKey allows dataset Contributors and Creators/Editors to manipulate certain properties of imported columns (fields).  The properties that can be changed include: Changing the name/label of a particular column Adjust the format of a numeric field, including currency symbol when currency format is selected These properties can be managed through the Datasets tab.  Click on the gear icon to […]

As easy as it is to import data into SpatialKey, exporting data is even easier! SpatialKey allows filtering and exporting data in multiple ways. You can export records from your dataset or export aggregated data from the visualization pods. Export records There are a couple places where you can export records from a dataset. Records […]

SpatialKey offers the flexibility to upload a new version of your dataset or append additional records to your dataset. Sure you could just import your new dataset again without using this feature, but you would have to reapply permissions, filters and joins, and recreate dashboards for the new dataset. Using the replace data or append […]

Note: This feature is available in SpatialKey Client for Windows applications, i.e., Map Analyst, Hazard Analyst and Accumulations. Do you have another dataset that could be used to enhance your existing dataset? Do you want to create thematic maps by a shapefile of your choice? Is your shapefile too complex for simple “filter my data […]

Attaching a policy dataset to a location dataset (that is already imported into SpatialKey) will allow you to use the dataset to calculate exposed limits or gain perspective and answer targeted questions about exposures in your portfolio. If you don’t have a dataset ready for this but still want to follow along with an example, you […]