Identifiable territories and zones
Number territories, organize zones by code and color, and keep useful references within the map.
Digital maps for congregations
Organize preaching territories from one shared map
PrediMaps brings together the map, link or PIN access, progress from a phone, assignments, and reports so each responsibility works from the same territory structure.
Real view of a map prepared in PrediMaps with demonstration data.
- Access by link or PIN
- Progress from phone, tablet, or computer
- Assignments and reports for coordination
One shared reference
The map becomes a workflow instead of an isolated image
The territory structure is prepared once and then used to view, record, and review. Permissions determine what each person can do without giving everyone coordination access.
Simple viewing access
Publishers can open a link or use an active PIN from their browser without creating a coordination account.
Progress visible in context
Pending and completed zones remain visible on the same map; permissioned users can record completed work.
Follow-up for coordinators
Assignments, users, access, and reports help review coverage without rebuilding information in separate documents.
End-to-end workflow
From prepared territory to a report that can be reviewed
PrediMaps separates preparation, daily use, and oversight so each step happens on the appropriate screen and with the right permission.
- Step 1
Prepare the map
Draw or correct territories and zones, add meeting points, and finish the structure that will be shared.
- Step 2
Set access and assignments
Generate viewing PINs and assign territories or zones to accounts that need to record progress.
- Step 3
View and record from the map
Publishers view; captains or authorized users review their zones and mark progress from a phone.
- Step 4
Review and share results
Coordinators filter progress and prepare PDF or DOCX reports when they need to archive or share them internally.
Access by responsibility
Each person receives the tools they actually need
The PIN map and permissioned accounts solve different needs. This separation keeps daily use simple and administrative functions controlled.
Publishers
Open the map by link or PIN, find the territory, and view available progress, return visits, and references.
Group captains
Review assignments, record progress when permitted, and prepare a summary from the map.
Territory coordination
Prepare maps, manage access and users, review coverage, and generate reports with more room on a tablet or computer.
A verifiable product
The same territory, adapted to the task and screen
The phone brings together viewing and field actions. For progress analysis or report exports, a larger screen provides the necessary context.
Before choosing
What to verify in a territory map solution
A useful tool should fit the real workflow, not only display an attractive map. These are the criteria PrediMaps lets you review in the demo and plans.
Browser-based use
The map opens on phone, tablet, or computer and can be saved to the home screen when the device allows it.
Separation between viewing and coordination
A PIN shares the map without granting administrative permissions; accounts are reserved for specific responsibilities.
Continuity from map to report
Progress is recorded on the territory structure that is later reviewed and exported, avoiding parallel tracking.
A plan that fits the operation
Plans distinguish maps, licenses, and included limits so the subscription can be reviewed before creating an account.
Next step
Review the scope before preparing your first map
Compare current plans or tell us how many maps and coordination accounts you need. You do not need to share publishers’ personal data to evaluate the product.