February 20, 2026
New Features
Control Exactly When Markers and Labels Appear with a new Zoom Range Display
CMS administrators can now set a minimum and maximum zoom level for categories and locations, giving precise control over when markers and labels appear on the map. This replaces the previous "greater than / less than" options with a new "Range" setting. The zoom range applies to both category-level and individual location settings. The location setting will override the category setting.
Introducing Restricted Categories!
Maps can now have categories that are only visible to signed-in users, giving organizations control over sensitive or role-specific content. Locations in restricted categories are hidden from search results and wayfinding for unauthenticated users. To access restricted content, users can sign in via a "Sign In" button in the map header on desktop, or from the bottom bar on mobile — once authenticated, it becomes a "Profile" button with the same experience across both platforms.
Restricted Content is available as an add-on subscription. This is just the beginning — Restricted Interiors and SSO Login pages are on the way.
The new mobile sign in option is also an update for current Restricted Maps!
Smarter Parking Spot Saving
When saving a parking spot, the location pin now defaults to the user's current location instead of the map center, matching the behavior of apps like Google Maps.
January 26, 2026
Coming Soon: Restricted Content on Maps
We’re excited to share that Restricted Content for maps is almost here. This long-requested feature allows map administrators to require users to log in before viewing certain map content, helping protect sensitive information. A lot of the CMS and backend work for this has been released (so you may see a setting or two along the way…) Watch release notes for updates!
New Map Display Toggle
Maps now have the option to include a new toggle in the map layer selector (the same control used for Map/Satellite) that lets users switch between different default base map views, such as 2D, 3D, and 360º Maps.
This makes it easy to move between available map experiences—for example:
- Switching between a 3D rendering and a 360 map
- Switching between a 2D rendering and a 3D rendering
The map automatically updates to display the appropriate view when a different option is selected.
Some things to note:
- Clients need to purchase different base rendering types to have this option. This comes with an additional setup fee if not already purchased.
- Only the view types enabled for a map will appear as options in the toggle. So customers without 360º Maps will not see the 360º Maps toggle option.
- The default map view is set in the CMS, but end users can change the view at any time using the map control.
- This toggle applies only to base map layers and does not affect interior renderings.
Why Offer Multiple Display Options
- Providing multiple map display types allows you to support a wider range of user needs—but it is entirely optional.
- Important: Clients do not need to enable multiple display options. Most clients choose a single map display type (2D, 3D, or 360º Maps) and present that as the sole experience for their users.
- Clients might choose to enable multiple displays only if you want to give users additional flexibility, such as:
- Switching between a simple view (2D) and a more visual view (3D) based on preference
- Starting with a clear, lightweight map and moving to richer context when needed
- Exploring the same space at different levels of detail
Google Analytics (GA4) Event Tracking Updates for Map
We’ve improved how map interactions are tracked in Google Analytics to make reporting more accurate and consistent across tours, locations, and map controls.
What’s changed?
- New event:
tour_stop_view
Fires when a tour stop loads, allowing tour engagement to be tracked separately from standard location views, providing clearer insight into tour engagement without inflating location view metrics. - Updated event:
maximize_location
Now fires consistently on both desktop and mobilewhen a user maximizes a location, improving cross-device reporting. - Updated event:
open_directions
Now fires when directions are opened from a transit stop balloon, providing more accurate directions-related metrics. - Updated event:
marker_open
Fires when a user opens a location via a marker or the sidebar. This event no longer fires when a location is opened via a tour stop. - Updated event:
external_tour_open
Tracks when a user opens a tour that links to an external URL. (Previously tracked as the eventtour_open.) - New event:
toggle_pitch
Tracks user interaction with the 360 map Toggle Pitch control.
Improved Parking Spot Menu Options for Saved Places
The bottom menu now displays 'View Parking Spot' instead of 'Replace Parking Spot' once a parking location is saved. Selecting this option opens your saved parking spot. To update your parking spot, use the new 'Replace' button available directly on the parking spot sheet. No changes have been made to how the initial parking spot is saved.
Accessibility & Usability Updates
Prevent Data Loss When Editing Tours - When editing a Map Tour in the CMS, clicking on a Dynamic Label or other map objects that would normally navigate away is now blocked. If you attempt this action, a message will appear prompting you to close the Tour editor first, preventing accidental loss of unsaved work. This helps ensure your ongoing edits are protected from interruptions.
Improved Keyboard Navigation in Share Dialog - Non-interactive elements in the Share dialog, such as the “Share on Social Media” heading and the address block, are now excluded from keyboard tab order. This change ensures that only interactive controls receive keyboard focus, making navigation smoother and more accessible for users who rely on keyboard navigation.
January 16, 2026
Designate Preferred Parking
It’s now possible to designate preferred parking allowing users to navigate to selected parking areas. A toggle has been added to location settings that allows users to identify a location as a parking lot. When creating or editing a location, a new "Preferred Parking" field enables you to search for and select from published parking lots, ensuring users are routed to the appropriate lot when using driving directions. Only one designated parking lot can be assigned per location, but each parking lot can be associated with multiple locations. Attempting to delete a parking lot that is in use will prompt an error message listing all locations that currently use it as preferred parking.
When searching for a location on the interactive map that has a designated parking lot, driving directions will now guide you to that specific parking lot instead of the main building entrance. This improvement ensures more accurate arrival points for users who drive to their selected destinations.
Improved MultiPolygon Viewing in Location Builder
MultiPolygon shapes can now be viewed directly in Location Builder, not just from published data but also from revision drafts. Users can view, edit, save, and publish MultiPolygon shapes. The revisions table now includes additional columns to support these complex geometries, making it easier to manage location data with multiple areas.
Improved Overlay Assignment for 2D / 3D / 360 Map Types
Overlay assignment in the CMS now supports selecting one or more map layer types (2D, 3D, 360) for each overlay, including a required default layer type. Admins can customize the toggle label for each layer type (up to 15 characters). The layer selection button will appear in the CMS when multiple layer types are enabled, allowing for more flexibility in map experience customization. Each project can set an optional display name for toggles and choose a default layer to display.
Improved Tours Tab for Empty States
When there are no map tours added in the CMS, the Tours Tab now displays an empty state message: “You have not created any Map Tours!” along with a clear call-to-action to add a tour, making it easier for users to get started.