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Put operational decisions on the map
Give SPIRITT a mission with Felt. Build map-based workspaces from your Felt projects, geographic elements, layers, and connected business data.
What you can do with Felt.
Work on real maps
Duplicate approved maps and inspect their layers, elements, and access settings.
Keep geography current
Create or update GeoJSON elements with stable Felt identifiers.
Connect maps to decisions
Turn private location data into territory, site, and field-planning workflows.
Works with your other apps.
Get started in three steps.
01
Open your workspace
Start a SPIRITT workspace where your agent can build systems and run your Felt workflows.
02
Connect Felt
Connect Felt so your agent can work with the account and records your mission needs.
03
Hand over a mission
Name the outcome. SPIRITT executes the work, coordinates connected apps, and keeps the mission moving.
Hand over a mission.
Choose a mission. Make it yours.
Put Felt to work.
Put operational decisions on the map
Questions
Felt, with SPIRITT.
01Can SPIRITT create a map from scratch?+
The connection can duplicate an existing map and create projects. SPIRITT starts from an approved map template, then adds or updates geographic elements rather than claiming an unsupported blank-map action.
02Can it update existing map features?+
Yes. GeoJSON elements can be created or updated; an existing element is identified by its Felt ID. SPIRITT retains that mapping so a refresh does not create duplicates.
03Does it change data connections or layer styling?+
It can inspect source and layer metadata. Native source creation, layer imports, and styling changes are not included in this connection, so these missions focus on elements and supported project settings.
04How are grouped features handled?+
Ungrouped elements and element groups are read separately. SPIRITT combines both when completeness matters and preserves the source distinction in its mapping.
05How do I connect Felt to SPIRITT?+
Open your SPIRITT workspace and connect Felt. Choose the account and records for the mission, then connect any companion apps that will receive work.
06What should I ask SPIRITT to do first?+
Start with 'Build a territory planning map'. Specify the target records, who should receive the result, and which changes or external actions you approve. SPIRITT builds the workflow and checks its outputs against the connected account.