What you can search for
The search bar accepts more than names. If you’re not sure where to start, the Search Examples list under the search bar has a tappable example of each type.
Addresses, places, and coordinates recenter the map on that spot. Names and parcel IDs run a search and return results across your active layers.
Your last searches are saved under Recent Searches, so you can pick one back up without retyping it.
Search scope
The scope selector controls how wide the search goes.- National
- This area
Searches across the entire United States, regardless of where the map is positioned.
Set one or more Default Locations under Account > Account Settings so the map opens on your preferred counties. This makes This area searches useful immediately.
Search an area
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Set the scope selector to This area.
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Enter an address, coordinates, town, county, or state into the search bar to move the map there.
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Clear the search bar.
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Enter what you’re looking for (for example,
John Smith).Choosing what to search
Above the toolbar, a toggle button for each searchable layer controls which record types are included and which markers are drawn on the map:- Contacts — people in your CRM, shown as customer or prospect pins.
- Operations — farm operations, including platform operations not yet in your CRM.
- Parcels — parcel boundaries with owner-name labels.
- Farms — farms your organization has created.
Contacts, Operations, and Farms require a CamoAg Core subscription. Without it, search returns Parcels only.
Filters
Select Filters in the search toolbar to narrow results. The badge on the button shows how many filters are currently applied. County sits at the top and applies to every layer. If you’ve saved Default Locations, + Add default location(s) fills them in for you. Below it, each active layer has its own filter section:
Only layers you’ve turned on appear in the panel. Select Apply to run the filtered search, or Clear to reset the filters on the active layers.
Settings
Select Settings in the toolbar to set the Search Results Limit — how many results each layer returns. Choose 5, 10, 20, 50, or 100. A lower limit keeps the map readable in dense areas; a higher limit is useful when you’re working through a full list.Keyboard navigation
While the search dropdown is open:- ↑ / ↓ move through suggestions
- Enter selects the highlighted suggestion, or runs your text as a search
- Esc closes the dropdown

