QuickMap Developer

The QuickMap® Developer kit provides access to the QuickMap OCX mapping engine for rapid development of mapping applications. The developer kit comes bundled with QuickMap® Enterprise, and allows direct access to the data contained within QuickMap® Enterprise.

Applications can be developed rapidly using the QuickMap Developer kit, with a fully functioning application, complete with all layers, zooming and panning up and running for as little as 8 lines of code.

QuickMap® Developer is priced at $3,500.00 + GST and is provided with:

OCX Activation key	An access key that allows full access to the QuickMap OCX mapping engine and QuickMap data. The mapping engine contains over 40 separate objects, with each object containing up to 90 properties and methods. Click here to download a copy of the QuickMap® developer manual.
QuickMap® Enterprise	1 years subscription to QuickMap Enterprise New Zealand, Monthly Data Updates, 1 license, Full Telephone and email Support.
Support	16hrs developer support over a period of up to 1 year. Additional support can be purchase at $1,500.00 + GST per 8hrs.

Applications built using the QuickMap developer kit require QuickMap® Enterprise installed first on the target PC. If your company already has QuickMap Enterprise, there is no additional deployment costs. If your company is not running QuickMap® Enterprise, then this must be purchased before deploying your application.

QuickMap® Enterprise is highly configurable, and for most situations can be customised to meet your needs without having to develop your own custom application. QuickMap® Enterprise allows layers and search menus to be added or removed, along with removing or disabling various tools, buttons and menus.

However in some situations, you may have a need to combine mapping capability with other functionality. Examples of applications developed using the developer kit incude:

	Survey Data Capture for LandOnLine (1.4 Million parcels captured using QuickMap).
	Mapping support for ValBiz
	Population movement and routes resulting from natural disasters.
	Reduced CO2 emissions by route optimisation.