Guides written around the job, not the menu
Each guide follows one complete task from start to finish — the way it is actually done — and says what happens afterwards. Pick the role you are in.
Collecting the work on a tablet, often with no signal.
Configuring what crews can draw and turning it into deliverables.
- 4 min read
Give a project its catalogue
A new project works live from the catalogue the organisation maintains, and can be detached when it needs its own version.
Read the guide - 5 min read
Configure a dynamic entity schema
Add the fields your organisation tracks to work items and other entities, without a release or a developer.
Read the guide - 3 min read
Import addresses from a file
Load a list of service addresses into a project so crews work a defined list instead of a hand-drawn area.
Read the guide - 4 min read
Create work and work items
Break a project into the units your office manages and your crews carry out, with the fields your organisation tracks.
Read the guide - 6 min read
Build a report and export it
Design a report over your own fields, filter it, and produce CSV, XLSX, KMZ or a georeferenced PDF map book.
Read the guide
Users, teams, roles and who is allowed to see which project.
Short clips from the product
Silent recordings with captions — useful for showing a crew what a task looks like before they do it.
Pick a tool, draw the route, and the attributes it must carry are asked for on the spot.
Catalog Studio decides what crews can draw, what it must record, and how it looks on the map.
Turn the live map into the deliverable: a report, a spreadsheet, or a georeferenced PDF map book.
A role, assigned to a team, at a scope — and the map shrinks to exactly what that crew may touch.
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