Field Operations GIS
- Floor Plan MappingAlign a PDF or scanned floor plan to its real-world location
- Location-Based RecordsLink progress, defects, inspections, and photos to the same point
- On-Site QR AccessAttach a QR code on site and scan it with your phone to open the point and update its status
- No BIM RequiredUpload a floor plan, align it, place points, and start the same day
Problems & solutions
With only paper or PDF floor plans, locations can only be described roughly
Upload a floor plan, pan, zoom, and rotate it into alignment, then mark it with points, lines, and areas
Assignments and reports point to the same spot, and with no BIM model required, you can start the same day
Defects, progress, and photos are spread out and can't be matched to a floor or point
Each marker carries a status, notes, photos, and a number; look up a point to list all its records
Walk through issues on the plan in meetings, and handovers and record checks need no digging through chats and albums
Inspection rounds, re-inspections, and subcontractor reports all mean finding the spot on the plan again
Scan the QR code with a phone to open the point and update its status, photos, and progress
Update and take photos on site, and see the previous status on the spot during re-inspection
At handover or archiving, the data is scattered and hard to archive or take with you
Export PDFs by building, floor, and phase; set the project to read-only or archived at closeout
Records carry location and time, and once read-only they preserve the project as it stood at closeout
Features
Floor plans aligned to real locations
Find the site by street address or landmark, set up buildings and floors, upload a PDF or image file, and pan, zoom, and rotate the plan onto the map.
Mark locations on the plan
Choose a floor and a type, then mark the plan with points, lines, and areas. Each marker can carry a status, notes, photos, a number, and a QR code.
Custom marker types
Set up marker types such as defects, piping, completion checks, and material points, along with statuses, phases, and trades, once for the whole project.
Plan queries and export
Filter by building, floor, phase, and trade, jump back to the plan in one click, and export to PDF or download as a package.
On-site QR code scanning
Print QR codes and stick them on site. One phone scan opens the point so you can check its status, add photos, and update progress.
Home progress board
See total, in-progress, completed, and overdue marker counts, plus this week's additions and completions, summarized by phase, floor, and trade.
To-dos, defects, and inspections
Work assignments, quality inspections, and defect tracking in one place, filterable by type, with overdue items marked separately.
Project archiving and full export
Set a project to read-only or archived, and package all of its data to take with you.
vs. traditional methods
Upload existing floor plans, align them, and place points to start the same day
Records are bound to points on the plan; query a point to list all its records
Marking, searching, and scanning on site are done on a phone, while plan overlay and setup stay on the computer
Data is stored per project and can be archived, handed over, or exported as a whole at closeout
Who it's for
Owners, supervision consultants, and project management
See where progress and quality issues occur, instead of relying on verbal reports.
Site managers, QC, and site engineers
Assign work, inspect, and chase defects, with every item traceable to a location.
Subcontractors and on-site crews
Scan the QR code to update progress and add photos at the point.
Projects not using BIM
Get started with just PDF or scanned floor plans.
Want to see how it fits your jobsite?
Tell us about your type of work and how you manage it, and our consulting team will set up a free 30-minute consultation.