The automatic updating of data and reports is also supported. The company claims that the package requires no prior technical knowledge to take advantage of its routines for complex calculations, data import, geocoding, analysis or presentation options. The software can handle three types of analysis.
Spatial analysis permits the identification of catchment areas, customers, and potential conflicts.
Finally, the software can provide Locational analysis to simulate the siting of factories, warehouses, retail outlet, or sales forces. Analysis of single-person homes in a given area. The new software is compatible with GeoConcept's GIS and other modules and is designed to interface with data available from the GeoConcept DataStore. The solution also features a 'manager' module with which users can define their own profiles. GeoXview project manager Paul Klebinder says that a major asset of the software is that many operators already use MapInfo Professional and have considerable data available for direct use in GeoXview.