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SPOT Launches SPOT Mapping

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SPOT Launches SPOT Mapping

SPOT, makers of satellite messenger devices have launched SPOT Mapping which allows you from anywhere in the world, the ability to…

  • track your progress while adventuring

  • send waypoints

  • set an alert for check in or custom messages

  • Send a message to your SPOT X device from the platform

We have consistently listened to our customers feedback and worked diligently to offer a new enhanced mapping experience. SPOT is proud to have initiated nearly 7,000 rescues worldwide and our hope is that our mapping platform brings a new level of visuals and functionality to keep outdoor adventures safer and more informative than ever.
— Dave Kagan, CEO of Globalstar

SPOT Mapping features…

  • LONGER DATA STORAGE: Allows you to view your data longer than 30 days

  • CUSTOMIZE POSITION ICONS: Distinguish your pin points by device type for easy management of multiple devices

  • STORE MORE THAN 50 POINTS ON YOUR MAP: Enhanced filtering allows any number of positions on your map

  • GEOFENCING: Create virtual geographic boundaries around any area to trigger an alert

  • SHARE PAGE IMPROVEMENTS: More intuitive interface and easier to share your locations with others

  • CUSTOM MAP LAYERS: Upload your custom maps into the new platform

The Basic SPOT Mapping plan includes up to 5 devices. To add additional devices, upgrade to Premium. SPOT Mapping fees do not apply when device is in Suspension.

SPOT Mapping is now available to existing customers using the SPOT X, the SPOT Gen 3, the SPOT Trace, and SPOT legacy products, all included in Basic level standard for all active service plans. Users also have the option to upgrade their mapping tier to premium ($25.00 Canadian per year) or enterprise level subscriptions  ($50.00 Canadian per year). These levels include unlimited contacts, increased position history, unlimited users, advanced custom icons and more.

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