SURVEY DATA · VISIBLE REVIEW · TRACEABLE DELIVERY

From survey file to reviewable delivery.

Bring the source file, map and document together. See what was recorded, what is missing and what still needs your review.

01 · Files

Source data stays leading.

Start with DXF, TXT or CSV. Keep the original file identifiable. Confirm coordinates, units and height reference before interpreting the map.

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  1. FilesAdd the original survey file.
  2. ReviewInspect objects, layers and source context.
  3. DeliverReview the preview before delivery.

02 · Review

Look. Review. Understand.

Give the map room. Open your project in the existing viewer to inspect points, lines and layers alongside their source information.

MAP AND LAYERS · VISUAL EXAMPLE
Illustrated aerial view of a harbour with coloured example layers; not a real survey project
Illustrated explanation of layers. No real measurements, accuracy or approval is represented here.
Open the viewer →Sign in to use your own project.
Illustrative report with an aerial image sequence, map and profile; not a real survey result
Illustrative document layout · your own project remains the source.

03 · Deliver

From the same source to your document.

A useful deliverable shows its source, selection and missing information. Review the actual preview and release status before sharing the result.

One file. One clear route.

Begin with your source. Keep unknown information visible and make each next step a deliberate choice.

About the images

The Rotterdam skyline, surveying instrument, globe and aerial layer image are AI illustrations used to explain the product. They are not survey results, screenshots of a customer project or proof of working features. The report image is an AI layout example with an image sequence, map and profile; it shows no actual project output, coordinates or approval. The project buttons lead to the existing signed-in application.