Set Territory Level Options (Territory Design)—ArcGIS Pro

Available with Business Analyst license.

Summary

Sets options for how territory levels are created.

A Compactness parameter value of 100 is a circle where all parameters are satisfied.
A low value of Compactness means variables and preferences are satisfied, but shape is compromised.
The Fill Extent Automatically parameter assigns features to their closest territories regardless of the constraint parameters.
By default, a random number generator is used for the seed.
To generate consistent territories, use an integer value greater or equal to 0.

SetTerritoryLevelOptions(in_territory_solution, level, {compactness}, {fill_extent}, {random_seed})

Parameter	Explanation	Data Type
in_territory_solution	The Territory Design solution layer that will be used in the analysis.	Group Layer; Feature Dataset; String
level	The level to which the options will be applied.	String
compactness (Optional)	A numeric value, between 0 and 100, that defines the shape of territories.	Long
fill_extent (Optional)	Specifies whether features are automatically assigned to the nearest territory. AUTO_FILL_EXTENT —Features are automatically assigned to the nearest territory. DO_NOT_AUTO_FILL_EXTENT —Features are not automatically assigned to the nearest territory. This is the default.	Boolean
random_seed (Optional)	An integer used for the seed value. The default is no value and uses a random generator. Uses ACM-collected algorithm 599 to produce random territories. If the seed value is greater or equal to 0, the same seed value will be used to produce consistent territories.	Long

Name	Explanation	Data Type
out_territory_solution	The updated territory solution.	Group Layer

SetTerritoryLevelOptions example (Python window)

The following Python window script demonstrates how to use the SetTerritoryLevelOptions tool.

import arcpy
arcpy.td.SetTerritoryLevelOptions("td", "Territories[1]", 75, "DO_NOT_AUTO_FILL_EXTENT", None)