# Global Map

The **Global Map** allows you to see the location of all devices in your organization on a map if they have geolocation (latitude and longitude) associated with them.

Click on the **Global Map** in the left menu. 

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The **Global Map** page opens.

Use your mouse scroll button to **zoom in** or **zoom out** the map until you can see the map markers of the device.

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Click on a **device icon** to view its information.

The information includes device id (DevID), device name, device type, last seen (date and time), and the data extracted from the payload including application data and metadata.&#x20;

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