Spatial

Address Points —A Calgary database to support the US Geocoder macro. It includes 102 million parcel centroids. A parcel is the property boundary of an address. Most of the points in the database are the centroid of the property boundary. However, some of the points are edited by TomTom to rooftop accuracy and can enhance geocoding results.

Alteryx Maps—Enhances mapping with atlas-like reference layers. Geocoder adds a spatial object (latitude/longitude) to addresses for visualization and data retrieval processes. Find maps in the Designer Map tools Report Map, Browse, Map Input, and Map (Interface tool).

Reverse Geocoder—Produces a record-for-record reverse geocode result which includes formatted address fields and lat/lon coordinates. This tool requires internet access.

ZIP+4 Coder—Adds spatial objects at multiple levels: ZIP Code, ZIP +2, and ZIP +4.

CASS—Offers address clean-up and standardization for better data-matching processes and geocoding.

Drive Time Engine—Creates polygons or measurements between points based on distance or speed for visualization and reporting. Drive times can be created using peak, off-peak, and night traffic speeds. Find Drive Time in 3 Designer Spatial tools—Trade Area, Distance, and Find Nearest.

Matchmaker Geocoder—Adds a spatial object (latitude/longitude) to addresses for visualization and data retrieval processes.

TomTom Geocoder —Adds a spatial object (latitude/longitude) to addresses for visualization and data retrieval processes. Uses TomTom Online Search API and requires internet access.