Every business has location data — customer addresses, service territories, field team routes. But seeing this data in spreadsheets doesn't tell the full story. Syntech Map brings geographic visualization directly into Creatio Freedom UI, no code required.
What It Does
Syntech Map is a native Freedom UI component that displays your Creatio records on an interactive map. Drop it onto any page, connect to your entity, and watch your data come alive.
Three ways to use it:
Address Mode — Pass any address string, get a marker on the map. Ideal for account and contact pages.
Schema Mode — Load records from any entity with coordinates or GeoJSON data. Filter, click, explore.
Drawing Mode — Let users draw polygons directly on the map to define territories or service zones.
Key Features
12 base layers — Google Maps, OpenStreetMap, ESRI, CartoDB, Stamen styles
Automatic geocoding — Convert addresses to coordinates using OpenStreetMap
GeoJSON support — Display polygons, territories, and complex geometries
Interactive popups — Show any record fields in marker cards
Live filtering — Map updates automatically with Quick Filters and folders
Process integration — Trigger business processes from selected feature
Is there plans to have a "dark mode" for the desktop version of Creatio? I found in the market place there is an app for the mobile app https://marketplace.creatio.com/app/dark-theme-mobile-application but wondering if this is in the roadmap for the desktop version?
We have checked with RmD team . The plan to create possibility to switch Creatio web-version into dark mode has been already registered. We will add your customer voice to highlight impotency of such functionality to develop it in future Creatio versions.
Unfortunately we are unable to provide you with ETA for now.
Can you create multiple sales pipelines with different stages for different business units? For example, one pipeline for direct sales and another one for the B2B department.
Does new Creatio release 8.3.X have capability to publish landing pages created by the internal Creatio LP designer on custom domains? As far as I know, older releases allow publishing them on some kind of system domains (which are not very nice for reading) only.
Not currently. For that, you'd need to download the HTML to add to your own server with the custom domain.
I do hope some support for controlling the domain somewhat is coming (at least to get rid of the random generated chars). Every Creatio customer I show the new landing pages to, that is their main complaint/request. Even replacing the random chars with the creatio system's name, so something like "mycompany.creatio.com" would end up as "mycompany.instantlandings.com/slug-here" (instead of something like "4dovns6w.instantlandings.com/slug-here") would be a huge improvement.
I’m having trouble enabling the Export to Excel action for a List Widget.
The built-in Export to Excel action works for List Components, but I can’t find a way to configure it with the newer List Widget released in version 8.3.1.
Here’s what I’ve tried:
I added a button to trigger the default Export to Excel action.
In the button’s settings, under “Which data to export?”, the List Widgets on the page do not appear.
If I add a standard List Component to the page, it does show up in the export configuration as expected.
Is it possible to use the built-in Export to Excel action with a List Widget?
If not, is there a recommended workaround (e.g., custom code, BPM, or another approach) to export the list widget’s data to Excel?
Unfortunately at this moment there is no built-in possibility to enable Export to Excel for List Widget.
The team is aware of the request to enable the ‘Export to Excel’ option for list widgets in Freedom UI dashboards. There is a corresponding task in progress, but at this time there is no confirmed release date for this functionality.
As a temporary workaround, it is possible to add a button directly to the dashboard schema that will export the list widget to Excel. Below is an example configuration for such a button:
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