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Chaos No More! Easy Tips to Organize SCOUT

Healthcare Webinar | Recorded September 2023

Written by Maddie Wolfe

Overview

As teams grow and more users collaborate within the Buxton Platform, SCOUT map layers can quickly become cluttered. Without clear organization, managing facilities, territories, and map elements can become difficult and inefficient.

This recorded webinar focuses on foundational best practices for organizing data within SCOUT for healthcare organizations. The session walks through practical techniques for managing facilities, pushpins, and territories while maintaining a clean, consistent map structure.


Who This Webinar Is For

This webinar is designed for:

  • Healthcare organizations using SCOUT for mapping and analysis

  • Teams managing shared facilities, territories, or map layers

  • Users looking to improve organization and collaboration within SCOUT

If your SCOUT environment has expanded over time or feels difficult to manage, this webinar provides helpful guidance to simplify and standardize your workflows.


What This Webinar Covers

In this session, you will learn how to:

  • Create and manage facilities, pushpins, and territories in SCOUT

  • Organize map items into logical groups

  • Apply best practices to reduce clutter and improve collaboration

The webinar emphasizes simple, repeatable techniques that can be applied across teams.


Key Platform Features Discussed

This webinar highlights the following SCOUT features and concepts:

  • Facilities

  • Pushpins

  • Territories

  • Group organization within SCOUT

These features help healthcare teams maintain clear, structured map views as platform usage scales.


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