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cloud-native gis has arrived

37° 48' 15.7068'' N, 122° 16' 15.9996'' W

cloud-native gis has arrived

37° 48' 15.7068'' N, 122° 16' 15.9996'' W

cloud-native gis has arrived

37° 48' 15.7068'' N, 122° 16' 15.9996'' W

cloud-native gis has arrived

37° 48' 15.7068'' N, 122° 16' 15.9996'' W

cloud-native gis has arrived

37° 48' 15.7068'' N, 122° 16' 15.9996'' W

cloud-native gis has arrived

37° 48' 15.7068'' N, 122° 16' 15.9996'' W

cloud-native gis has arrived

37° 48' 15.7068'' N, 122° 16' 15.9996'' W

cloud-native gis has arrived

37° 48' 15.7068'' N, 122° 16' 15.9996'' W

cloud-native gis has arrived

37° 48' 15.7068'' N, 122° 16' 15.9996'' W

cloud-native gis has arrived

Felt Enterprise for fast-moving organizations

All your teams, spatially synced.

500+ organizations powered by Felt

Security & support as you scale

Felt is easy to implement and administer, and meets all your security and compliance needs.

SSO, SAML & simple user provisioning admins love.

VPC & regional hosting options to keep your data in US, UK, EU, Australia, or Canada

Proudly GDPR & SOC 2 Type 2 compliant

"Once we discovered what we could do with Felt, we implemented it immediately.”

- Lael Wageneck, Public Information Officer, Santa Barbara County

Instantly visualize your database

Natively connect any database in minutes.

No lengthy implementation to get up and running.

See into your data catalogue and share with a click.

Keep dashboards fresh with live data updates.

Live dashboard updates allow us to be efficient by looking at where our pickup requests come in.

- Michelle Denna, VP of Sales, Sharetown

Rapidly deliver spatial solutions

Build spatial apps 3x faster so you can stay focused on your core business.

Build web apps for your sales, ops, and more.

White label for a branded user experience.

Embed on internal dashboards, or on your website.

The new standard in GIS

The agile workflow is all about fast iteration – and it’s finally possible for GIS.

Unmatched performance for visualizing datasets of all sizes.

Teams can share outputs and updates in a single click.

Instant feedback loops with org-wide viewing and commenting.

You own your data, we keep it secure

Best-in-class protection

All Felt web traffic is encrypted via TLS, user credentials are stored with encryption at rest, all data is stored in the U.S., and we monitor DDoS activity and uptime 24/7.

More on security here →

Strong access controls

With Felt, your data stays yours. We build every map to be shareable, but with clear permission controls that let you choose exactly who can see your maps and when.

Organizations around the globe are using Felt to drive results

Santa Barbara County Road Closures

This interactive map, created by the Public Works department at Santa Barbara County, displays real-time road closure updates during emergency situations. It relays critical information to first responders and the public, 24 hours a day, via an embedded map on their website.

Baltimore City Land Use Map

The City of Baltimore released its first Comprehensive Plan since 2006 to guide policies, programs, and land use changes, for the next decade. As part of the initiative, the city built a land use proposal map in Felt to gather feedback from the public – from residents, to city agents, to the real estate community.

Energy Dashboard

A sample dashboard from an energy company that tracks renewable energy sites, active natural gas wells, and well permitting time series data. Natural features like tectonics are also included, along with historical imagery from NAIP for highlighting temporal trends.

Sales Performance Dashboard

Measure sales performance across territories in the USA. Filter by: sales trends, revenue by region and sales rep, order volume, and more.

Customer Spotlight

"My favorite maps have always been the ones made in the moment, either out of necessity or on a whim."

— Tim wallace, senior editor of geography, new york times

"My favorite maps have always been the ones made in the moment, either out of necessity or on a whim."

— Tim wallace, senior editor of geography, new york times

Start creating maps today