Administrators can sketch custom zones that match real coverage instead of official borders.
01 · Maps & routing
Maps become operational when zones can classify records and assign responsibility.
Moltaro GEO is not a generic GIS promise. It focuses on governed zones, visible membership, zone filters, heatmaps, and responsibility decisions for located work.
See which territory each location belongs to, not only where it sits.
The same screen can show zone boundaries, open work, heat concentration and filtered records while the underlying entities and board items remain governed records.

Teams can define the territories that matter to the business.
A zone set can represent service areas, inspection districts, delivery regions, campuses, buildings or program coverage. Zones can be drawn, imported and revised without making the map provider the source of truth.
GeoJSON and local public boundary catalogs can seed zones, then Moltaro owns the editable copy and revision history.
Zone sets keep priority, hierarchy and overlap behavior visible so matching does not become a hidden map trick.
Use the same zone match across maps, lists, and reports.
Moltaro matches a record or board item location to a zone set and the best matching zone. Lists, maps, reports, and extensions can all use that same result.
Zone-based assignment turns location into accountable work.
A zone match can recommend or apply responsibility without replacing Entity or Boards ownership. The existing surfaces still write the assignment and preserve audit.
A record with a location can be assigned to the group responsible for the matching zone.
Board item responsibility can follow the zone that owns the work area or route ambiguous matches to review.
No-zone, overlapping-zone and manual override paths can keep the zone, policy and decision reason visible.