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The Assigned to Me layer puts your book of business on the map. It shows the operations behind the contacts where you’re the relationship manager, and nothing else — so you can see where your customers and prospects are without the rest of your organization’s records in the way.

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Turning it on

1

Open map filters

Tap the stacked-squares button in the upper right of the map.
2

Expand Operations

Assigned to Me is listed under Operations, above Producers.
3

Toggle Assigned to Me on

Your assigned operations appear on the map right away. The Name option underneath controls whether each pin is labeled with the operation’s name.
Assigned to Me and Producers are separate toggles, so you can show just your operations, just the full Producers layer, or both.

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Reading the map

Zoomed out

Nearby operations are grouped into numbered clusters. Unlike Producers, which only appears once you’re zoomed in close, Assigned to Me shows at any zoom level — useful for seeing your whole territory at once.

Zoomed in

Clusters break apart into individual pins, drawn with the same customer and prospect pins as the Contacts layer.
Tap a pin to open the operation’s detail sheet.

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What’s included

An operation appears on the layer when:
  • It’s connected to a saved contact, and
  • You’re that contact’s relationship manager, and
  • It has an address with a map location.
When you add a contact, change its relationship manager, or delete it, the layer updates to match. To add an operation to your layer, set yourself as the relationship manager on its contact. See Contacts.

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In CarPlay

The same layer is available on the car screen as Operations Assigned to Me under Explore → Layers → Data Layers. Turning it on or off in either place keeps the phone and car maps in sync. See CarPlay Layers.
Last modified on September 24, 2026