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Survey delivery. Ready for review.

For survey firms handing work to engineers and clients. Publish LiDAR, orthophotos and CAD files as a numbered release. Send a link. Let the client inspect the survey in their browser.

  • View LAS and LAZ point clouds in 3D
  • Choose whether a link allows measuring and downloads
  • Publish a correction as a new release
  • Keep original survey files with the release
Pricing

See data location and access controls

GISweaver delivery map with a published release, survey layers and measuring tools.
The client’s browser view. Product capture with demonstration data. Data credits

The map and the files. One release.

Inspect supported survey layers in the browser. Keep the original files available for the next stage of work. The sender controls measuring and file downloads on each link.

DXF, GeoJSON, KML, GeoPackage and Shapefile can become map layers. LAS and LAZ open in 3D. DWG is delivered as a file.

GISweaver map showing synthetic parcels, a frontage distance and a setback area.
Survey layers and measurements in the workspace. Synthetic demonstration data.
Open full-size measurement image

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From the survey firm to the client

A handover needs more than a folder of files. Give the people receiving it a way to inspect the work.

Survey, LiDAR and drone teams

Package the survey as a numbered release. Share it by link or deliver it to a client organisation.

Engineering and EPC teams

Check supported layers on the map. Measure distances and areas without installing GIS or CAD software.

Processing subcontractors

Hand over processed files with the release they belong to. Publish the next correction separately.

Asset owners and authorities

Review a delivery and record acceptance in your organisation. Download receipts show which files were downloaded.

Look closer at the handover

Check the workflow, supported files and access rules before you start.