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Beyond the map
SPIRITT uses Google Maps to build location-powered software, coordinate teams and keep routes, customer updates and field operations moving.
What you can do with Google Maps.
Smarter routes
Coordinate stops, appointments and customer updates with traffic-aware travel times.
Useful software
Launch store locators, dispatch boards and service-area tools built around your business.
Ongoing ownership
Keep location workflows running as orders, schedules and business needs change.
Works with your other apps.
Get started in three steps.
01
Open your workspace
Start a SPIRITT workspace for the location-based operation or product you want to run.
02
Connect Google Maps
Connect Google Maps and the calendars, customer records or order systems your mission needs.
03
Hand over the mission
Describe the outcome. SPIRITT builds the system, runs the work and improves it from results.
Hand over a mission.
Choose a mission. Make it yours.
Put Google Maps to work.
Put your mission on the map
Questions
Google Maps, with SPIRITT.
01What can SPIRITT run with Google Maps?+
SPIRITT turns place search, geocoding, maps and route estimates into operating systems: dispatch desks, store locators, delivery recovery and site-selection workspaces. Google Maps supplies location intelligence; SPIRITT builds the software and executes the connected business workflows.
02Can SPIRITT build a customer-facing location app?+
Yes. SPIRITT can build, deploy and maintain a store locator, service-area checker or route-planning app. It combines Google Maps with your own services, pricing, availability and booking flows, then tests the complete customer journey.
03Can Google Maps work with my existing business tools?+
Yes. SPIRITT can connect Maps-based workflows to Google Sheets, HubSpot, Shopify, Google Calendar, Gmail and Slack. Location data informs the operation; bookings, order updates, customer messages and task follow-through happen in the relevant connected systems.
04How does recurring automation work?+
SPIRITT runs scheduled location checks and responds to events in your order, calendar or customer systems. A changed booking can trigger fresh route calculations, schedule updates and customer messages, with follow-through and recovery handled by the workflow.
05What if a mission needs a different Maps service?+
SPIRITT builds custom integrations for the service the mission needs. Google Maps Platform services such as Places, Routes, Address Validation and Route Optimization have separate APIs; SPIRITT connects the right ones and builds the operating workflow around them.
06How do I get started with Google Maps and SPIRITT?+
Open a SPIRITT workspace, connect Google Maps and bring the addresses, branch list or order flow your mission uses. Describe the result you want, such as a working dispatch desk. SPIRITT takes ownership of building, connecting and running it.