How it Works

From an email to a live, self-serve map.

No accounts to set up before we begin, and no lengthy proposals — everything through go-live is handled by email, and you end up owning a system you can operate yourself afterward.

  1. 1

    Tell me what you need

    Email a description of your system and what you would like mapped — pipes, parcels, roads, or sites. No login or form is required to get started.

  2. 2

    Get a simple quote

    The project is sized to your system and the effort involved, and I send back a straightforward, no-surprises proposal for the work.

  3. 3

    Send over what you've got

    Once terms are agreed upon, you send whatever records already exist — as-builts, hand-drawn sketches, spreadsheets, etc. Incomplete or disorganized records are normal; organizing them is the job.

  4. 4

    Review your draft map

    Everything is digitized and organized, then built into a working draft of your interactive web viewer for you to review.

  5. 5

    Comment and correct

    You identify what to add, remove, or change, and the draft is updated accordingly.

  6. 6

    Approve, pay, then go live

    After you approve the draft and the project fee is settled, the site goes live along with the ability to export your data. From there, you and anyone you grant access to can add photos, update status, and manage your own records going forward.

Later on

Need something added down the road?

With your system, you can add, delete, move, or modify assets and data. However, future needs — such as an added feature or an entirely new layer of data — are handled as a separately quoted update to your existing site, built as an addition to what's already there. You will never pay to rebuild something you already have.