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  1. Site Planning
  2. Coverage planning

Import KML, KMZ and Shapefiles

Build a plan in a third-party tool and import KML, KMZ and Shapefiles into the Planning tool.

Import KML, KMZ and Shapefiles

The Planning tool allows for externally prepared Reference files to be imported as a starting point.

You can import KML, KMZ and Shapefiles as a geographical reference.

Shapefiles must be uploaded as a .zip file bundle containing all required components (.shp, .shx, .dbf, etc.).

Import reference file

  1. Open the Planning tool.

  2. Select + next to Reference field label (or select the field).

  3. Import a prepared reference file. It can be a .kmz, .kml, or Shapefile.

  4. The Planning tool imports the paths, areas and pins from the reference file.

  5. Make the required modifications, such as paths, area and connectivity zones.

  6. Save the Planning tool file.

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