See what a list can’t show you.
Bring locations into view. Spot nearby people, understand coverage, and see the relationships hidden between spreadsheet rows.
From scattered records → a clearer overviewA NEW PERSPECTIVE ON YOUR BUSINESS
The right people.
The right place.
One clear picture.
Stop piecing your business together across tabs. Bring your customers, team, locations, and everyday tools into one connected map—so you can spot the right match and take the next step.
Preparing for public launch. Talk to our team about an early release.
Connectmonday.com
ConnectGoogle Sheets
ConnectMicrosoft Excel
Send withGmail
Send withMicrosoft Outlook
Permission-based connections
Your everyday tools.
Working toward the same picture.
- monday.com
- Google Sheets
- Microsoft Excel
- Gmail
- Microsoft Outlook
- CSV / Excel upload
Connect boards and spreadsheets for your data. Send through your Gmail or Microsoft account. Start with manual tables whenever you like.
BUSY WORK ISN’T YOUR BUSINESS.
Less searching.
More connecting.
When your work is spread across people, places, and platforms, the next move shouldn’t take ten open tabs to figure out.
Find a better starting point.
Compare nearby matches with their details beside you. Connect staff to clients, people to places, or resources to opportunities.
From manual searching → informed matchingKeep the next step close.
Personalize your follow-up, work with reusable templates, and bring your findings into reports—all from the same workspace.
From another handoff → a connected workflowBIG PICTURE. EVERYDAY POSSIBILITIES.
A little more perspective.
A lot more possibility.
For businesses built around customers, teams, locations, and the connections between them.
ILLUSTRATED PRODUCT VISION · NOT THE CURRENT INTERFACE
ILLUSTRATIVE SCENE · NOT A CUSTOMER TESTIMONIALILLUSTRATED PRODUCT VISIONPAIRING, EXPLAINED
See a match
take shape.
Choose a location, explore nearby people, and decide who fits. Walk through a simple example of the idea behind pairing.
Interactive illustration · Fictional records
Fictional area · Not to scale
NHNorth HouseClient location
ASAlex StoneTeam member
JRJamie ReedTeam member
Who needs a connection?
In this example, North House needs a team member. Start with the client or location you want to pair.
Selected: North HouseBring the options closer.
Compare nearby people and their record details. Distance is a starting point—not the whole decision.
- Alex StoneNearby option
- Jamie ReedAnother possibility
A connection with context.
After reviewing the details, you mark Alex as a good fit. Pairing helps you organize your decision; it doesn’t make it for you.
North House + Alex · Good fitRead the pairing example
1. Select North House, a fictional client location. 2. Review Alex Stone and Jamie Reed as nearby possibilities, alongside their details. 3. After considering the context, choose Alex as a good fit. In your workspace you can use your own category names and review Good fit, Potential, or Not a good fit. This illustration does not save records or perform real pairing.
BUILT AROUND YOUR WAY OF WORKING
Bring what you have.
See what connects.
- 01
Bring in your data.
Connect a board or spreadsheet, upload a file, or start with an empty table.
- 02
Make it your own.
Name your categories, choose your columns, and filter the records you want to sync.
- 03
Take the next step.
Explore the map, review matches, and follow up with the right context already in view.
CONNECTED WITH CARE
Your connections.
Your control.
Your business data deserves more than a good-looking map. Here are some of the protections built into the app.
Talk to us about security ↗Connections you authorize
Review the permissions requested by Google, Microsoft, or monday.com before you approve a connection.
Encrypted stored connection tokens
The connection credential vault uses AES-256-GCM encryption to protect the tokens it stores on the server.
Protected account access
Password hashing and account-scoped access checks help protect sign-in and access to your workspace.
Is Rafi’s Map available to everyone yet?
Not yet. We’re preparing for public launch. Contact sales@rafismap.com to tell us about your business and discuss early-release access. We haven’t announced a public launch date.
How do I ask for early access?
Email our sales team with your business type, the tools you use, and what you’d like to connect. We’ll discuss whether the early release fits your needs. Contacting us does not automatically create an account or guarantee immediate access.
Is this only for a particular industry?
No. Your categories can represent customers and staff, properties and contractors, locations and resources, or another combination that fits your work.
Do I have to connect another platform?
No. You can start with manual tables or a CSV or Excel upload. Live connections are there when you need ongoing synchronization. A file upload is a one-time import, not a live source.
Does every record need an address?
No. Records without an address can remain in your tables. A record needs a usable location to appear as a pin on the map.
Can I send email from my own account?
Yes. The working product supports Gmail and Microsoft connections for personalized outreach. Account-security emails, such as password resets, are sent separately by Rafi’s Map.
Are these pictures the current interface?
No. The portrait-pin map and pairing example are original illustrations, not screenshots or recordings. The team photo is illustrative, not a customer testimonial. They explain the product’s purpose; the current interface and available features may differ. Contact sales to discuss the working product and early access.
I already have an invite or account. Where do I go?
Log in to your existing workspace, or use your invitation to create an account. Signup currently requires an invite code.
COMING SOON. LET’S TALK NOW.
Your next big connection
could start right here.
Tell us about your business. Tell us what’s getting in the way.
Let’s explore what a clearer picture could do for you.
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