Network Toolkit User Guide
Introduction
Logging in
The Home Page
The Main Toolbar
Managing Your Scenarios
How to open the Scenario Manager
Selecting a Scenario
Searching for Scenarios
Sorting Scenarios
Browsing Scenarios
Opening an existing Scenario
Selecting a Scenario
Creating new Scenarios
Locking a Scenario
Deleting a Scenario
List Outlets
Copy a Scenario
Creating a Report
Managing Your Reports
Managing Your Reports
Searching for Reports
Sorting Reports
Browsing Reports
Viewing a Report
Sorting a Report
Filter / Search Reports
Edit / Modify Reprts
Export to PDF
Export to CSV
Create New Report
Create pdf Report
Locking a Report
Report Wizard
Create Reports from the Scenario Manager
Create Reports from the Reports Manager
The Report Wizard
Editing a Report
The Scenario Map
Map View and Layout
The Analytics Panel
The Map Layers / Help / ‘Streetview’ Panel
Adding & Editing Map Layers
Editing Map Layers
Using Streetview
The Map Window
Panning and Zooming
Managing Territories
Changing Scenarios on the Map
Selecting an outlet
Add an outlet
Remove an outlet
Move an outlet
Undo / Redo
Using LiveImpact
Creating a Study Area
Fixing the Time Period
Data Import Wizard
Importing a new scenario or dealer list
Importing new potentials, and other data
Using Search
Map Search
Scenario or Report List Search
Using Registrations Performance
Using Sales Performance
Creating Reports
Network Monitor
FAQ’s
What is a scenario ?
What is a base scenario ?
What is a comparison scenario ?
What is network coverage ?
What is average drivetime ?
What is network efficiency ?
What is geocoding ?
What is panning ?
How does Network Toolkit calculate potentials ?
What is an outlet level report ?
What is a detailed level report ?
What is the SIM Method ?
How do I copy a Scenario ?
How do I save a Scenario ?
How do I rename a Scenario ?
What is an outlier ?
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What is geocoding ?
Geocoding is the process of creating geographic coordinates (often expressed as latitude and longitude or X,Y coordinates) from other geographic data, such as street addresses, or zip codes (postal codes), so that they can be placed on a map.
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