What you use
The viewer for the wider team, GIS integration Essential for the GIS desks, GIS integration Pro where the raw data feeds something downstream. Any mix, on one subscription.
Plans
Three things move independently. Change any of them when your work changes — you are not buying a package and growing into it.
The viewer for the wider team, GIS integration Essential for the GIS desks, GIS integration Pro where the raw data feeds something downstream. Any mix, on one subscription.
Coverage is a property of your subscription, not a separate product. Extend it and every layer follows, in the viewer and in your GIS at once.
You pay for the people connected at the same time, not for every login. Start with one session, add more as the team grows; larger teams get a plan built around them.
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.
Coverage already chosen: . Pick your access and you go straight to step three. Change
See it in your browser
Open a link and read the map in a browser. Pan a claim block, click a property, read its attributes.
Maps in my GIS
The layers render over your own basemap, always current. Nothing is copied to disk, so nothing goes stale.
The features themselves
The features themselves — geometry and attributes — to select, measure, intersect and export.
Not sure yet? The free demo opens every Canadian layer on a Québec sample for ten days, in the viewer and in your GIS, so you can decide on the real thing.
Step two — GIS integration Essential
One open session and up to three accounts included. Add sessions when the team grows.
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.