Viewer
Look at it
Open a link and read the map in a browser. Pan a claim block, click a property, read its attributes.
- Nothing to install
- For anyone on the team, not just the GIS desk
- Works in the field on a phone
Step one
Three ways in, same data underneath. Pick the one that matches how you work — you can add the browser viewer to either GIS option next.
Look at it
Open a link and read the map in a browser. Pan a claim block, click a property, read its attributes.
View it in my GIS
The layers render over your own basemap, always current. Nothing is copied to disk, so nothing goes stale.
Download it into my GIS
The features themselves — geometry and attributes — to select, measure, intersect and export.
Not sure yet? The ten-day trial opens the Canadian data in the viewer and over WMS, so you can decide on the real thing.
Step two — WMS
Annual price, one concurrent seat included. More people and more seats are priced on the next screen.
So the rest of the team can look at the same ground without installing a GIS. Prices above update.
Step three
Last questions. Then you create your account — the ten days start straight away, and your quote follows.
Two different numbers. Accounts are people who have a login; seats are how many can be connected at the same time — a team working in shifts needs fewer seats than heads.
Each gets their own login and credentials.
What you actually pay for. It can be lower than the number of people.
Deadlines, a tender, specific datasets, the software you run — whatever shapes the quote.