Parcel, a signage contractor working across residential land estates in Western Australia, uses this interactive map as a live catalogue of every sign it has installed. Ten development projects, Indi Yanchep, Beenyup Grove, Brightwood, Claravale, Kinmore Green, Mosaic, Mundi, Oldfield Station, Laurel, and Cadia, are plotted across the Perth region, each under its own custom-branded circular logo marker matching that estate’s identity.
Selecting a development drills into a dedicated “Current Signage” sub-category for that estate, showing every individual sign asset on site: banner mesh, billboards, display village billboards, and top wall signs among them. Opening any one shows its job number, its fabrication dimensions down to the millimeter, and the date it was last updated, with photos attached where available, so the catalogue doubles as a production record as well as a location map.
Because every sign carries its own job number and size specification, the same map that shows a signage crew where an asset sits also tells them exactly what it is and when it was last touched, turning what would otherwise be a spreadsheet of job numbers into something a field team can actually navigate to.
Mapme features on this map
- Multilevel Categories: Each development is its own top-level category with a “Current Signage” sub-category underneath, keeping ten separate job sites organized on one map.
- Custom Icons as Pins: Each development carries its own branded logo marker at the regional view, matching that estate’s own identity.
- Branding & Customization: The map carries Parcel’s own logo and typography throughout the sidebar.
- Add and Manage Locations: Every sign entry carries structured job data, job number, dimensions, and last-updated date, alongside photos, functioning as a production record rather than just a pin on a map.