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# Shape Operations in Territory Management

User can perform Binary operations on the shapes, regions or territories plotted on the map. User can select the shapes on which they want to perform operations and right click on them to select the Binary operations. There are five Binary options available: Difference, Intersection, Union, Union Aggregate and Disjunctive Union. Please refer to the section of the Shape operations to know more about these Binary operations.

{% hint style="info" %}

* ***The shapes should overlap each other to be available for performing shapes operations.***
* ***There should be a layer of drawing overlapped with the shapes to be performed binary operations on.***
* ***The required shapes should be selected before performing Binary operations.***
  {% endhint %}

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{% hint style="success" %}
For any queries, reach out to us at <crm@inogic.com>
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