Boundary Data

High-quality, up-to-date boundary data is one of the core components of an effective spatial analysis or GIS application. Using CARTO, Data Scientists, Analysts & Developers can save time sourcing & evaluating boundaries - focusing on what really matters.

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Example of GIS Boundary Data

Credit Card Providers

In the Financial Services world, Mastercard’s Retail Location Insights applications use boundary data through CARTO’s Data Observatory in the US, Canada, Australia and the UK, mapping their credit card insight data products to a wide range of granularities across the globe.

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Retail Big Box Stores

Retail Big Box Stores in the US use CARTO’s platform to bring together their internal data on sales and performance with external credit card insights from Mastercard and US parcel boundary data. This allows them to understand performance at zip code level, which is still often used as the common denominator for spatial analysis.

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Automotive brands

Automotive brands, such as Renault, rely on our platform to bring together hundreds of data points relating to their showrooms and clients across Europe, allowing them to provide accurate insights for network optimization.

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