A national territory map is a lot to take in at once. When you only need to fix a few territories in the Northeast, the other ninety on screen are just noise. The Hide tool clears that noise: hide everything you’re not working on and focus on the handful that actually need attention.
What the Hide Tool Does
Pick the territories you want to concentrate on and hide the rest. Say you’re reworking coverage across a few Northeastern states; hide the rest of the country and you’re left with a clean view of just those territories, their ZIP codes, and their accounts. Nothing is deleted or changed, it’s only tucked out of sight, and you bring it back whenever you want the full picture again.
Watch: Using Hide to Toggle Visibility
Where It Helps
Hiding pays off any time the whole map is more than you need. Reworking one region, you hide the others so a stray click can’t disturb them. Presenting to a district manager, you show only their district instead of making them find it in a sea of color. Chasing down a problem, you isolate the two or three territories involved so the fix is obvious. It pairs naturally with locking territories: hide what you’re ignoring, lock what you’ve finished, and work on what’s left.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does hiding a territory delete it?
No. Hide only removes territories from view. Their ZIP codes, accounts, and assignments are untouched, and you can show them again any time.
How do I focus on just a few territories?
Select the ones you want to work on and hide the rest, leaving a clean map of only the territories that need attention.
Can I show everything again?
Yes. Hiding is a display toggle, so bringing the full map back is one step.
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