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Pin Drop vs Map My Customers

Map My Customers is a mobile-first field sales CRM with route planning and account mapping built in. Pin Drop organises work around the location itself, so a site holds its own visits, notes and pipeline no matter which team touches it. As sales, service and audits share the same ground, that structure matters more than a faster route.

Built for more than sales

Service visits, audits and compliance history live on the same map, not just the sales pipeline.

Offline on iOS and Android

Capture works offline on both platforms and syncs later, so the field is not waiting on signal or a favoured phone.

Territories you draw and own

Custom boundaries with named owners, overlap and coverage, set by geography not account assignment.

Routing that hands off cleanly

Multi-stop routes with traffic awareness that open in Apple Maps, Google Maps or Waze.

When the account record is the centre, service work sits outside it

Map My Customers does one thing well: it puts your customers on a map on your phone, colour-coded by status, with interaction history a tap away. Automatic check-ins, voice notes and one-tap call and email logging keep reps out of admin.

For an outside sales team, that is a real upgrade on a spreadsheet or a stock CRM. Route optimisation, account mapping and pipeline tracking sit in one clean mobile app, and it plugs into Salesforce, HubSpot, Zoho and Pipedrive.

The shape of the product shows as teams broaden. It is built around the account record and the sales rep, so service visits, inspections and compliance history have no obvious home. Reviewers note a clunkier desktop and Android trailing iOS.

Pricing is per user on an annual plan and sits at the higher end, from around $99 a month up to $199 for the top tier, with API access held back to the upper plans.

Pin Drop centres the place, so a site carries every visit, note, photo and pipeline stage, whether the last person there was in sales, service or audit.

Territories are drawn by hand with named owners, overlap and coverage you can see, rather than inherited from how accounts were assigned. Multi-stop routes stay traffic-aware and hand off to the driver's own navigation.

You start with one workflow, live the same day on iOS or Android, and keep your data in open, portable formats with no annual lock-in.

Side by side

How Pin Drop compares with Map My Customers

The capabilities that matter when you move your map across.

Capability

Pin Drop

Map My Customers

Best suited for
Pin Drop
Teams running sales, service and audits by location
Map My Customers
Outside sales reps working an account list
Core philosophy
Pin Drop
Work accumulates at the physical place
Map My Customers
Accounts managed on a map, routing layered on top
Route optimisation
Pin Drop
Multi-stop routes with traffic, handoff to Apple, Google or Waze
Map My Customers
Strong route planning around CRM accounts
CRM dependency
Pin Drop
Runs standalone or beside any CRM
Map My Customers
Built as a field sales CRM and CRM extension
Territory management
Pin Drop
Custom-drawn territories, named owners, coverage
Map My Customers
Territories aligned to account assignments
Visit logging
Pin Drop
Automatic check-in and check-out with notes and media
Map My Customers
Visit updates tied to account records
Project pipelines
Pin Drop
Location-based pipelines tied to sites with stage timing
Map My Customers
Opportunity tracking managed inside the CRM

How it works

From account list to a live territory map.

01

Import what you already have

Bring accounts and leads across from a spreadsheet, CSV or your CRM export. Every pin maps instantly.

02

Shape it around your patch

Tag, group and set territories by rep, region or stage, and add the fields your sales team actually uses.

03

Put it in the reps' hands

Everyone works from the same live map on their phone. A visit logged in the field updates the whole team without a call.

Why sales teams switch

Less chasing, less overlap, less admin.

One shared truth

Every account and visit on one map, so managers and reps never work off an old list.

Clear ownership

Know who covers which territory and account, without a spreadsheet to reconcile.

No duplicated calls

See what has already been covered, so two reps don't call the same account.

Less admin

No double entry and no manual export to see where the week landed.

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Trusted at scale

Used by 10,000+ organisations.

10,000+

Verified organisations

613

At $1B+ revenue

360

10,000+ employees

17+

Sectors represented

Amazon

Nike

Adobe

Oracle

Pfizer

Nestlé

PepsiCo

Mars

Walmart

Whole Foods

M&S

Mastercard

Capital One

Barclays

AT&T

Toyota

Volvo

Bosch

Bayer

BASF

Philips

UPS

Kuehne+Nagel

BT Group

NHS

Abbott

ADP

Cargill

Veolia

Paramount

Made to fit

Built around your territories.

Flexible

Shaped to your team

Route a rep through a full day of accounts, record what happened at each, or see the whole territory at a glance. How you assemble it is yours.

Easy switch

No big bang

Import your accounts, invite the reps and work from the phone in their pocket. No rollout project, no training week.

FAQS

Questions you might have

Is Pin Drop a CRM?

Pin Drop is not a traditional CRM.

CRMs are designed primarily to manage contacts, sales pipelines and customer data within a record-based system. Pin Drop is built differently. It is a location-native operational platform where every record is tied to a physical place.

You can manage accounts, track project progression, assign tasks and log visits, but the organising principle is geography rather than contact records.

For teams whose work happens across locations, this shift matters. The map becomes the system of record, and activity accumulates at the site itself.

Does Pin Drop integrate with Salesforce?

Pin Drop does not require Salesforce to function and does not depend on CRM infrastructure.

Many organisations use Pin Drop independently as their primary operational system for location-based work. Others choose to use it alongside a CRM where needed.

The key difference is that Pin Drop is not an add-on layered over Salesforce. It operates as its own structured platform, which reduces admin overhead and complexity for teams that do not require deep CRM customisation.

If your organisation relies heavily on Salesforce automation and custom object modelling, you may continue to use Salesforce as your CRM while using Pin Drop to structure geographic operations.

Can I import my accounts?

Yes.

Pins can be created through data import, allowing you to upload existing account or site information in bulk. Imported records become pins tied to geographic coordinates and can then be organised into territories, routes, pipelines and tags.

This allows teams to migrate structured location data without recreating it manually.

Data can also be enriched over time with visits, tasks, project stages and financial values tied directly to each location.

Does Pin Drop offer route optimisation?

Yes. Pin Drop supports multi-stop route planning and can launch navigation in your preferred maps provider.

Can Map My Customers manage project pipelines tied to real locations?

Map My Customers focuses primarily on CRM-based sales opportunity tracking. Pin Drop connects pipelines directly to physical sites, combining operational visibility with project stage tracking.