Map
See your project on an interactive map - locations, layers, drawing tools and export.
The Map plots your project on an interactive map, with a sidebar of layers and tools down one side. The essentials - the base map and your locations - are on every plan; the richer mapping tools are Pro.
The base map
Switch the base map between street, satellite, hybrid, terrain, light and dark styles. Standard map controls let you zoom, reset the view, reset north and go fullscreen, with a scale bar for reference.
The layer panel
The sidebar is a stack of layers and tools - locations, overlays, boundaries, measurements and more. Each is a section you open to work with, and which appear depends on your plan and role. Your project's locations show as markers as soon as you open the map.
Map advisors
On Pro, Map advisors surfaces validation issues on the map, so you can spot data problems spatially.
In this section
Place and edit locations, switch coordinate systems, group them, and lay out site plans.
Bring in shapefiles, GeoJSON, images and PDFs, and switch on geology, radon, coal mining, historical maps and your company's own WMS layers.
Draw site boundaries, measure, and add features and annotations.
Export the current map view as PNG or PDF.
Draw a section line and produce a scaled geological cross-section as a PDF.
Group the logged geology into the project's strata, show them on sections and summarise results by them.
Draw a table's data as markers, a heatmap, bubbles, labels or contours, with a key.
Every supported grid, with its EPSG code and how exactly it converts.
Coordinate systems
Locations are shown in both WGS84 (latitude / longitude) and the project's grid, such as OSGB36 (British National Grid) or Slovenia's D96/TM. See coordinate systems, and the full list of grids.
Last updated 16 October 2026