8 real jobs, end to end
From first address to finished work.
Every job below is a chain of features that ship today, in the order you would actually run them. Scroll a chain and the product frame plays each step in the view where it happens.
Run due diligence on a parcel in one sitting
From an address to a go or no-go, without opening five agency portals.
Before anyone commits to a site, you need the full picture: who owns it, what the zoning allows, what the soils and slope are, and what it is worth. That answer normally lives across a county assessor, a USDA soils viewer, and a zoning PDF. Here it is one workspace.
The chain, in the order you run it
What you walk away with
- Ownership, zoning, soils, and value in one view
- A defensible, exportable due-diligence sheet
- Hours of portal hunting collapsed into one map
Close the loop from the field back to the office
Bring the survey in, mark it up on site, and export a CAD file that lands where it should.
A site runs on the round trip: the survey comes from the office, the crew marks up what is actually on the ground, and it has to go back as a file the CAD team can open, on the right coordinates. Here that loop never leaves the browser.
The chain, in the order you run it
What you walk away with
- Survey in and CAD out, on the right coordinates
- Field markup and photos tied to exact locations
- No emailing project files back and forth
Collect structured field data that holds up
Build a form once, capture it offline in the field, review it on the map.
Field observations are only useful if they are structured, located, and auditable. Paper notes and photo dumps are none of those. Build the form, send the crew out, and watch submissions land on the map tied to exact coordinates.
The chain, in the order you run it
What you walk away with
- Structured, geolocated, exportable field records
- No dead zones: capture offline, sync later
- Photos and notes pinned to the exact spot
Map and monitor your utility assets
Bring water, sewer, electric, and gas onto one map and watch it for change.
Utility assets spread across spreadsheets and a desktop GIS are assets nobody can see. Pull the layers onto one live map, query them by attribute, track crews against them, and get told when something changes.
The chain, in the order you run it
What you walk away with
- One live picture of the network and the crews
- Query the network by attribute with Smart Query, no server to provision
- Notified the moment conditions change
Take a plan from sketch to client sign-off
Draw the concept, mark it up in place, and share a live link, not a flat PDF.
A static export is where collaboration goes to die. Sketch the concept on the real basemap, mark it up in place, and hand the client a live, read-only link they can actually explore.
The chain, in the order you run it
What you walk away with
- Concepts drawn on real ground truth, not a blank canvas
- An expiring, password-protected client link, branded on Team
- A live map the client explores, not a flat PDF
Run a team's private projects, each on its own live map
Multiple people, multiple private projects, each project edited live by its own members.
This is not a solo open-data viewer. A team runs many private projects, each with its own members and roles, and inside a project the office and the field edit the same map live. Invite the crew, keep your own imported data in private projects, and move between jobs from one account.
The chain, in the order you run it
What you walk away with
- Many private projects with real members, not one public demo map
- Office and field editing the same project map live, no stale copies
- Your own imported data stays in private, role-gated projects
Go from a question to a spatial answer
Search authoritative data, query it with no-code Smart Query, and reproduce the result.
Authoritative open data exists, but it is scattered across thousands of portals and a dozen formats. Search it in one place, analyze it with the no-code Smart Query builder, and share a reproducible result, no desktop GIS to install.
The chain, in the order you run it
What you walk away with
- Authoritative data without the portal hunt
- No-code Smart Query, entirely in the browser
- Reproducible, shareable, zero-install results
Keep an eye on permits and parcels over time
Watch the areas that matter and get told when something changes.
Public works and planning teams cannot manually re-check every parcel and permit. Set the map to watch the sources that matter, log the changes, and keep a transparent, exportable record.
The chain, in the order you run it
What you walk away with
- Changes surfaced automatically, not by manual checks
- A transparent, exportable record over time
- Resident input collected in structured form
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The full capability list
Every feature above and the rest, grouped by what you are trying to get done.
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Deep dives into how open data, analysis, and field work fit together.
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The public roadmap: version history, reports, regulatory intelligence, and more.
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