Is congrega available now?

Yes. congrega is available on the web, iPhone and Android. Access is currently set up personally with each congregation.

Do we need to use every module?

No. Areas are enabled per congregation. Start with one module and expand later.

What is the difference between Online and Local?

We operate congrega Online for you. congrega Local runs on hardware on your premises. The interface and modules stay the same.

Does congrega work without internet?

Important territory information can be used offline in the mobile apps. congrega Local can additionally run within your own local network.

Can existing territory data be imported?

Yes. KML, GeoJSON, CSV and other common formats can be imported and reviewed together.

How is access controlled?

Roles and granular permissions determine who can view or edit information. An activity log adds traceability.

What does congrega cost?

We do not currently publish a fixed price list. After a brief conversation, you receive a transparent offer based on edition, modules and setup effort.

At what resolution does the PDF come?

Print-ready resolution (300 dpi or higher, depending on scale) at the correct physical scale. The map stays sharp in print and house numbers remain easy to read.

Can I print the maps at home?

Yes. The PDF prints fine on standard home printers (DIN A4, laser or inkjet). For maps used outside frequently, a print shop or lamination is recommended.

Are laminated maps available?

We provide the print-ready PDF. You can laminate it yourself or have a print shop do it. On request we can recommend providers.

What if I don’t like the map?

After a brief review of scope and source data, you receive a transparent offer.

Print-Ready Territory Maps — PDF in Minutes

High-resolution, print-ready PDFs at the correct scale — print yourself or order directly from a print shop.

Territory maps for printing need more than just a screenshot: the right scale, clear labelling, readable type, and a format that fits into a folder. congrega produces PDFs that meet exactly these requirements — ready to print, no rework needed.

What format you get

By default you get a PDF in DIN A4, usually multi-page per territory for larger areas. The layout is designed for high readability: bold street names, clear house numbers, distinct district boundaries. Other formats (e.g. A3) can be configured on request.

Print at home or order from a print shop

Both work. The PDF is high-resolution so it stays sharp on a home printer as well as on a print-shop printer. For laminated or weatherproof cards, a print shop is the better fit; for quick internal printing, an office printer is enough.

Review source data together

Before creating the maps, we review outlines, scale and the desired presentation together. That makes the expected result and useful adjustments clear up front.

Reprint easily on changes

If OpenStreetMap data changes (new development, new streets, new house numbers), regenerate the map with one click. No new setup, no extra licensing fees — refreshes are included in the yearly price.

Frequently asked questions

At what resolution does the PDF come?: Print-ready resolution (300 dpi or higher, depending on scale) at the correct physical scale. The map stays sharp in print and house numbers remain easy to read.
Can I print the maps at home?: Yes. The PDF prints fine on standard home printers (DIN A4, laser or inkjet). For maps used outside frequently, a print shop or lamination is recommended.
Are laminated maps available?: We provide the print-ready PDF. You can laminate it yourself or have a print shop do it. On request we can recommend providers.
What if I don’t like the map?: After a brief review of scope and source data, you receive a transparent offer.

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