> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.isptriage.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# GIS mapping

> Network maps, layers, and infrastructure features

**Company → Network → GIS** opens the interactive map for your company's network infrastructure.

## Map basics

* Pan and zoom on OpenStreetMap or configured base layers
* Draw and edit features: fiber links, wireless links, copper, access points, hand holes, poles, coverage areas
* Click features for details and documentation links

## Feature types

| Type               | Use                                        |
| ------------------ | ------------------------------------------ |
| Network links      | Fiber, wireless, copper runs between sites |
| Access points      | Tower and AP locations                     |
| Hand holes / poles | Physical plant                             |
| Coverage areas     | Service polygons                           |
| Distribution hubs  | Aggregation points                         |

## Company map center

Administrators set default map center and zoom so staff land in the right region. Update via GIS settings or API if exposed in your deployment.

## Import / export

**KML import/export** supports bringing legacy GIS data in or sharing with external tools.

## Public embed

Some deployments expose a **tokenized embed URL** for read-only maps on external sites—tokens are company-scoped and unauthenticated.

<Tip>
  Keep layer naming consistent (e.g. `fiber-2024-backbone`) so search and filters stay usable as the network grows.
</Tip>

## Hand hole documentation

Linked documentation on hand holes may store photos, splice notes, and asset IDs for field techs.

<Note>
  GIS uses OpenLayers in the browser. Performance is best with hundreds—not tens of thousands—of features per view; split by region if needed.
</Note>