# Export rentals trip path data

This option will export all the rentals in your system for a given time range in GeoJSON format. You will find the "Export Routes" button is on the "Rentals" section next to the "Export" button.

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{% hint style="info" %}
After you hit export, and once our servers are done with processing your data, you will receive an email with a zipped file. This contains your rentals location information . Exporting the file can take a few minutes if the volume of the rentals/locations is high.
{% endhint %}

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The file will be compressed with the zip format and will also have a timestamp on the file name, ie: `movatic_data_2023-07-20_160035.json.zip`&#x20;

## Visualizing the data

You can use the exported GeoJSON data to map and visualize the trip paths of your users with tools such as [Kepler](https://kepler.gl). You can create layers and filter the data according to your needs.

{% hint style="info" %}
Before uploading your GeoJSON file to Kepler, make sure to unzippe it first.&#x20;

To see the data in Polygon and Trip layers, please refer to [this](https://www.loom.com/share/ffff59c64bc6417284d41b1d2d9b0197?sid=45a49cbc-9913-48b3-88bf-8fe6980bd8da) video. For the rest you can follow the instructions in [this](https://www.loom.com/share/fcdc5930c6b44f68a7a3b81ef52e72a6?sid=41a45fc2-44cd-4742-b4fb-e70a3af320e2) and [this](https://www.loom.com/share/3c4a96b645cc4a01af9cf84d37084ad9?sid=916a54c8-afe5-490e-9d60-7ecc97c2ba6d) video.
{% endhint %}

### Polygon

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On a Polygon layer you can see the rental ID, reporter name (which can be user's device or the rented hardware and other hardware assigned to it with GPS capabilities).

### Trip

On a Trip layer you can see the animated path of the rentals. This layer provides playback controls which you can use to slowdown, pause or speed up the visualization.&#x20;

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You can also pause the visualization and click one of the trails to get more information about that particular rental.

### &#x20;Points

With the Points layer we can see all the gathered coordinates of each rental as points in the map.&#x20;

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### Arc&#x20;

With the Arc layer we can see an "Arc" between the start and end point of the rental.&#x20;

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For a better appreciation of this layer, we recommend to set the visualization as 3D map:

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Set different colors for the start (source) and end (target) sides of the arc.&#x20;

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### Line

In a Line layer, you will see a straight line between the start and end rental points.&#x20;

### Grid

With the Grid layer, you can visualize the points grouped in cells which have different colors depending on the density.

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### Hexbin

The Hexbin layer is similar to a Grid layer but with a different style.&#x20;

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### Cluster

The Cluster layer allows you to see grouped data. The visualization can be more or less grouped depending on the desired zoom on the map.&#x20;

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You can also manipulate the **radius** of the layer to group more or less points as needed.

### Heatmap

In a Heatmap layer the data or points of the rentals overlap creating zones in the map that provide visual cues of the density of the points.

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{% hint style="info" %}
To have a better understanding of the colors and density, you can see the legend of each layer by clicking the "Show Legend" button in the upper right corner.&#x20;

We recommend renaming the layers so that you're able to find the legend of the desired layer more easily. &#x20;
{% endhint %}

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