> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.shippercrm.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.shippercrm.com/magic-map.md).

# Magic Map

- [Overview](https://docs.shippercrm.com/magic-map/overview.md): The Magic Map is the heart of ShipperCRM. It's the central hub for exploring shipper facilities and finding contacts. This section is a comprehensive guide on how to get the most out of the Magic Map.
- [Filters](https://docs.shippercrm.com/magic-map/filters.md): You can easily filter the Magic Map to see shippers that are most relevant to your operation. This guide walks through how to use the filters effectively.
- [Shipper Profiles](https://docs.shippercrm.com/magic-map/shipper-profiles.md): Clicking on a dot on the map for a particular shipper allows you to view all of the researched details for that shipper.
- [Parent Company View](https://docs.shippercrm.com/magic-map/shipper-profiles/parent-company-view.md): The parent company view is a quick way to reveal all known locations for the company.
- [Tool Bar Actions](https://docs.shippercrm.com/magic-map/shipper-profiles/tool-bar-actions.md): Clicking the \[+] icon reveals additional actions including assigning yourself to the company and reporting inaccurate data.
- [List View](https://docs.shippercrm.com/magic-map/list-view.md): The list view panel is a quick and easy way to browse through more shippers faster.
- [Request New Companies](https://docs.shippercrm.com/magic-map/request-new-companies.md): Even though our database contains 51k+ shippers, it's possible that you'll want to look for a shipper we don't currently have. This guide walks through how to request research for a new company.


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