To allow buyer and seller apps to use Open source maps for e-commerce functionality such as creating polygon(s) of points, generating motorable paths between 2 points, computing motorable distance between 2 points.
https://mapify4you.netlify.app/
More updates will be introduced soon!!
Mapify is an open-source solution designed for e-commerce platforms, enabling a seamless integration of mapping functionalities critical for buyers and sellers. With the use of open-source maps, the platform supports various operations such as polygon creation, route generation, reverse-geocoding, distance computation, and dynamic mapping. Our solution contributes to democratizing the e-commerce space by leveraging cost-effective, scalable, and versatile mapping technologies including GPS coordinates, Google S2 cells, and Uber H3 cells.
- Polygon(s) Creation: Generate custom-defined areas for delivery zones or service coverage.
- Motorable Paths Generation: Determine the best possible navigational routes between buyer and seller locations.
- Reverse-Geocoding: Convert physical addresses to precise geographical points on the map.
- Distance Computation: Calculate the motorable distance between two points for logistics planning.
- Interactive Mapping: Map points to polygons or paths interactively or through API calls.
- Multiple Representations: Support for various geocoding standards to ensure compatibility and precision.
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