FAQs

What is Urbanicity in PiinPoint?

PiinPoint has developed a classification for markets to describe where they fall on the spectrum between Rural and Urban Core

Written by Sarah Steiner
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Mobile Data Traffic - FAQ

Got questions about Mobile Data Traffic? read along to get them answered!

Written by Nikhil Rohilla
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What is a DA, CT or FSA?

Find out how PiinPoint breaks down levels of geography

Written by Adam Saunders
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Where do you get your Data?

PiinPoint centralizes many data sources to make the information you access as accurate as possible

Written by Cameron Klapwyk
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Data Access and Collaboration with teams

Here's everything you need to know on working with others in PiinPoint

Written by Jim Robeson
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Do you have segmentation data in PiinPoint?

Here's what's at the leading edge of psychographic segmentation data

Written by Sarah Steiner
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Why isn't my data loading in?

Triple check that your data is ready to load through these tips

Written by Sarah Steiner
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Can I use PiinPoint on my phone?

Take PiinPoint on the road with mobile access to Single-Site Reports

Written by Sarah Steiner
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How do demographic cards work?

Demographic cards are in each single site report to help you understand who lives in an area

Written by Sarah Steiner
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What makes a population center in Canada?

Use PiinPoint to find out where there is a minimum population count

Written by Sarah Steiner
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How do I swap between Imperial and Metric units?

Swap between Kilometers and Miles with a single click

Written by Cameron Klapwyk
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What is the best way to share my map?

Take what you see in PiinPoint and quickly share it with others

Written by Cameron Klapwyk
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What file format should I use for my layers?

Upload data in the correct format

Written by Cameron Klapwyk
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