1. Put Minneola into a location-aware view
A Lake County firm may receive inquiries associated with more than one city or service area. A single total can hide those differences. Bosseo’s published product information specifically describes separating Miami, Miami-Dade and neighboring city cohorts; for your firm, the appropriate implementation question is which location cohorts should be defined for the market you actually serve, including Minneola where that is relevant. The dashboard should not turn a city population estimate into a demand forecast. It should show the location distinctions your firm chooses to measure and identify data that is unavailable rather than implying it exists.
Recommended approach
Ask Bosseo to review how Minneola and neighboring service areas would be represented, what constitutes a location signal, and which records cannot be reliably assigned to a city. Use the resulting view to compare observed inquiries and matters—not to assume that one city caused a result.
