Territory & Turf Management
Cut turf to match your strategy, not somebody else’s template.
How territories work
Three pieces do the work: the map, the groups, and the assignments.
Precision Turf
Cut territories at the household level, so canvassers know which doors are theirs and no door belongs to two people.
- Polygon territories
- Household-level visualization
- No overlaps inside a program
- Re-walks supported across programs
Territory Groups
A single campaign can run persuasion, GOTV, and a petition drive at once without collisions, because each group keeps its own schedule, scope, and script.
- Per-group ownership and status
- Households scoped per group
- Scripts assigned at the group level
- Maps, reports, and exports filter by group
Assignments
Turf can be assigned by staff or claimed by canvassers themselves, and the same rules hold either way.
- Self-serve claiming or staff assignment
- Reservations and assignment limits
- Deadlines that free stalled turf
- Reminders built in
You can see all of it
You can see which turf is claimed, which has stalled, and who’s carrying the load, live, not in tomorrow’s export.
Stalled turf frees itself back up after the deadline you set. Nobody has to chase it down.
This is the backbone of distributed canvassing: the structure that makes self-serve turf safe.
Put your program on the map
We’ll draw turf, build groups, and show you live progress on real software.