What if every tree, access point, risk and traffic management requirement could be captured in one clear map during the survey? With Smart Sketch, surveyors can turn field data into a visual site plan that supports reporting, planning and the cut team.
▶️ See how Smart Sketch works in the video below (sound on).
Why use smart sketch
Faster data capture
Instead of describing tree locations, site risks, traffic management positions and other site details in text, surveyors can simply drag and drop the relevant elements onto the map.
A set of elements based on vegetation management best practice is available by default, with the option to add custom elements to suit specific customer requirements.
Better information for cut teams
The completed map gives the cut team a clear visual overview of the site, including tree locations, access points, risks and traffic management requirements.
This helps them prepare for the work, reduces the need to interpret lengthy survey notes, minimises the risk of errors and supports safer work on site.
Accurate locations
Every tree and other mapped element is recorded with its actual coordinates, providing precise location data for the site. These coordinates can be used for reporting back to the DNO, future site visits and audits, making it easier to verify what was recorded and return to the exact location when needed.
Works offline
Smart Sketch can be used without an internet connection, so surveyors can continue capturing tree locations, site risks and other details even in areas with poor or no signal. The data can then be synchronised once a connection is available.
Ready to see Smart Sketch in action? It is now available for testing, so get in touch to arrange a demo or trial and explore how it could improve your vegetation management workflows.
