Pin every doorstep, every conversation, every datapoint
Political canvassers, NGO outreach teams and field market research firms use Pin Drop to keep doorsteps, conversations and survey responses pinned to the address they happened at.
BEST OF 2013
Rated 4.7/5
FEATURED APP
Walk lists pinned to the street
Allocated streets and target households sit as structured pins. Canvassers see what is theirs and skip what has already been hit.
Responses captured on the door
Survey answers, response codes and follow-up flags log on the phone against the address. Paper walk-sheets and rekeying disappear.
Coverage in real time
Coordinators see canvassed households, refusal rates and remaining doors as the shift unfolds. Resourcing decisions get made on the day.
Compliant data handling
Personal data sits scoped per project and behind role-based access. Records archive on schedule rather than living in someone’s phone.
Built for canvassing and field research
Field research works better when every doorstep is a pin
The shared map for canvassing rounds and survey data
Door-to-door work depends on knowing where teams have been, what was said and where to come back. When responses live in clipboards and territory plans live in printed walk-lists, coverage gaps and double-knocks creep in. Pin Drop pins every household to the map and every interaction to the door it happened at, so coordinators see coverage in real time and the dataset survives the field.
Testimonials
Used by canvassing organisers and field research teams
Political campaigns, NGO outreach teams and field market research firms use shared, location-based records to keep coverage honest and survey data defensible.
“Structuring response zones around geography improved our operational oversight.”
Elena Martinez
Regional Emergency Operations Manager
“Having every asset structured on a shared map has transformed how we coordinate inspections across regions.”
Daniel Marcel
Energy Operations Manager
“Logging site visits directly against the location keeps our research organised.”
Daniel King
Land Acquisition Lead
Guided walkthrough
See canvassing work in practice
Walk through a doorstep shift and a coordinator review and see how every walk list, every conversation and every datapoint stays pinned to the address it relates to.
