Mapit is a simple drag-and-drop software tool which facilitates the construction of complex decision logic in HTML format. The end-users are presented with clean, clear web pages that show questions and gather answers. The navigation is setup through simple visual techniques such as dragging an arrow from page to page in the designer.

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27/9-10 at 09.06 Paul Sapsford - Hindin
We've now added all of the How To videos to our site. You can work you way through the videos getting an idea of how Mapit Designer works - or you can use the videos as a form of tutorial while you are using the demo or live versions of (...more here)
22/9-10 at 09.33 Paul Sapsford - Hindin
We've recently created a series of How To vides for Mapit Designer. The introduction involves starting a script and some basic concepts. The script we work with all the way through the videos is the Printer Troubleshooter script featured on the homepage of this site. (...more here)
25/2-10 at 14.04 Paul Sapsford - Hindin
Interesting article in Wired recently published on their website featuring how to use a decision tree for health. There is a simple example of a decision tree where you can answer questions about your own health, leading to a recommendation of further information to read. Further into the article (...more here)
28/1-10 at 15.42 Paul Sapsford - Hindin
We are getting a lot of feedback saying users are creating Mapit Scripts for troubleshooting and deploying them on handheld terminals for remote troubleshooting. Industries we are aware of include water, traffic signals, power lines companies - and we would love to hear of more. With Mapit Designer the troubleshooting script is (...more here)
03/12-09 at 10.03 Paul Sapsford - Hindin
We have had questions from potential users asking about server based licenses or multi-user licenses. Currently Mapit Designer is a stand alone product for MS Windows personal computers. When a script has been developed it can be published as an html file on the web or your intranet. Our licensing model if (...more here)
21/8-09 at 16.42 Mark English - Hindin
One of the main uses for Mapit is in helping with rapid decision making.  This could be when the user is operating out of their usual experience.  For example night desk staff answering the phone at a hospital, new or temporary staff in a new role.  Or for the case (...more here)
18/8-09 at 13.55 Paul Sapsford - Hindin
We are often asked how many licenses are needed for an organisation to run Mapit Designer. Mapit Designer is sold on a "one license per user PC" basis. In other words if you want to use this great tool to develop decision trees, process maps, product selectors and so on - (...more here)
29/7-09 at 13.36 Paul Sapsford - Hindin
When you develop a page in Mapit Designer, the standard procedure is to create the Page, ask a Question - maybe offer some assistance in the form of Notes - and the suggest some Answers to the Question. Mapit allows three different kinds of answers to be prescribed - Radio Buttons, (...more here)
23/7-09 at 13.37 Paul Sapsford - Hindin
The concept of having business users create their own applications is powerful and potentially off-putting at the same time. Sometimes it is best not to tell the user that they are, in effect, programming. MS Excel is the perfect example of a palette on which very powerful applications are created by (...more here)
03/7-09 at 11.11 Paul Sapsford - Hindin
When people say Decision Tree Software they can be talking about a whole range of products - some of them highly complex and very expensive. Mapit Designer is described as a simple decision tree tool but what is a decision tree? Wikipedia describe a Decision Tree as "a decision support (...more here)