Digital cadastre and land administration — every parcel, every file, every owner, behind one map.
Answering “who holds this parcel, under what documents, with what history?” means a physical file hunt. Transactions are slow, disputes hard to resolve, and revenue leakage stays invisible.
A production-grade land information system where the cadastral fabric is live map services; clicking any parcel opens its complete digital land file — with an open API so payment, court, and e-government systems integrate rather than re-digitize.
PostGIS schemas for parcels, land files, documents, and workflow — built for national-scale parcel counts.
The parcel fabric published as live map services; one click opens the complete digital land file.
Ownership (current and historical), deeds, certificates, and attached documents — one file per parcel.
Every entity exposed for integration, with cadastral processes — registration, transfer, subdivision — modeled in the system.
We audit records, workflows, and the decisions the system must serve — and scope the parcel backlog to migrate.
Spatial schema, API, and map-first interface designed and approved before any build.
Implementation and phased migration of the parcel backlog, with QA gates at every stage.
Go-live with training, SOPs, and documentation — your agency runs it, we support it.
Yes. The spatial database is designed for national-scale parcel counts from the outset, and delivery is phased so value lands early without waiting for the full backlog.
That is the point of the open REST API — payment platforms, court registries, and e-government services integrate with the land files rather than re-digitizing them.
No. Land information systems are delivered in phases, so budget spreads across stages and each phase produces a working, usable capability.