Trust Center
A person accepts every result.
Security controls, how our agents work, and where our data comes from.
01 Security controls
Your land work stays under your control.
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Permissions by project
Access is granted per project, and each person sees the records of the projects they are on.
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Contractors see only their work
A title firm or field contractor sees the records assigned to it, and nothing else in your account.
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Audit history
Every change, acceptance and return is logged with the person, the time and the record.
02 How our agents work
Agents read, pull, draft and check. People decide.
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Read
Agents read the public record for a project: layers, assessor and recorder records, land status.
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Draft
They draft findings, owner records, runsheets, plans and packets. Every figure carries its publisher and date.
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Accept
A person accepts the result or returns it with a note. The decision and the name are kept.
What an agent never does on its own
- Sign or file a document
- Send a letter or email to an owner
- Make a Go, Hold or Kill call
- Change a record without a person's acceptance
03 Data sources and provenance
Public record, with its publisher and date.
28 states in scope.
- County assessors and recordersOwners, parcels, recorded instruments
- Bureau of Land ManagementSurface management, land status, cases
- FEMA National Flood Hazard LayerFlood zones
- USFWS National Wetlands InventoryWetlands
- USGS 3D Elevation ProgramElevation and slope
- HIFLDTransmission lines and substations
- USGS PAD-USProtected areas
- State engineersWater rights
- Texas and Oklahoma oil and gas regulatorsWells, leases, units
