Every property in your UAT, on the same map.

The assistant tells apart the CF number, the cadastral number, the electronic ID (IE), the topographic number and the general cadastral number — even if you don’t say which kind of number you gave. It first answers exactly what you asked (for example the area or the property type), then adds the context: the identifiers, the area from deeds and the measured area, the block and parcel, the land use, the location and the record class. If a CF has been closed, it tells you where the property is now. When it finds several properties, it lists them and asks which one you want details on; you can continue the conversation, and the assistant remembers which property you are talking about. From the answer you get, in one click, to the property on the map, the PDF with its data, a summary of the PDF or the property’s neighbours.

The sheet shows the property type and land use, the measured area, the GIS area and the area from deeds, the block and parcel, the zone (built-up or outside the built-up area), the address and the UAT, plus the applications registered on the property; the selected property is highlighted on the map. From here you open the complete sheet — land, buildings, neighbours —, view the PDF with the property data or generate the “Property report”: a printable report with the property on the orthophoto (its boundary, buildings, coordinates and scale bar) and all the cadastral data. From the complete sheet you export the property in eight formats, with the fields you choose.