AI-powered measurements and estimates for enterprise landscaping

PropertyIntel gives you multiple ways to measure and draw properties, so you can choose the fastest path for any job:

• ProMaps AI — Powered by high-resolution aerial imagery, ProMaps automatically detects and outlines asphalt, concrete slabs, pavement conditions and damage, pavement markings, natural surfaces, and building footprints. Square footage is calculated automatically for each detected layer, and you can convert those layers directly into catalog materials.

• Manual Drawing Tools — Draw and measure directly on aerial imagery and pdf uploads when you want full manual control over takeoffs.

• PDF Takeoff Workflow — Upload site plans and take off measurements right from the PDF, with Set Scale, Snap to PDF Lines, Dynamic Fill and Dynamic Detection to speed up the process.

• Line Tool — Draw a line along curbs, lots, or drive aisles and PropertyIntel automatically counts parking stalls by spacing interval — on aerial imagery or PDF plans.

• Reference Maps — GPS-pinned site audit tool for documenting property conditions, with severity tags, photos, and descriptions, plus a shareable read-only link and branded PDF condition report.

• PI Complete — For clients who'd rather hand off the takeoff entirely, the PropertyIntel team completes the measurement and drawing work for you.

Together, these tools let clients move from a fully manual measurement to a fully automated one, depending on the property, the plan availability, and how much control they want over the takeoff.

Yes. PropertyIntel's PDF Takeoff Workflow lets clients upload site plans and measure directly on them, using Set Scale to calibrate the drawing, Snap to PDF Lines to trace existing linework precisely, Dynamic Fill and Dynamic Detection to speed up area takeoffs and use PDF Overlay to identify update changes. PDF and file uploads are free and unlimited on every PropertyIntel tier.

Yes. PropertyIntel supports 2D design plans for enhancement and design-build work, with an extensive image library of plants, mulch, hardscaping materials, and water features that clients can drop directly into a plan. Completed designs convert easily into color-coded, client-ready Visual Proposals. PropertyIntel is built for 2D design planning.

PropertyIntel's drawing tools double as job-planning tools. Clients can add arrows, text notes, and freehand markup directly on a takeoff to guide crews on how to service a property, flag site hazards, or leave on-site notes. Measurements can also be organized into groups — for example, phased by day — and color-coded for quick visual reference, or split across pages to walk crews through each stage of a project.

Every PropertyIntel client has access to in-app guides, tutorial videos, and Knowledge Base articles. Clients on the Advanced and Enterprise plans also receive dedicated implementation training when they get started. Beyond that, all clients can request additional product support, demos, or training at any point in their subscription by submitting a support ticket.

A search credit is used any time a client requests a new aerial image — whether that's starting a new project, adding a new aerial page to an existing project, or copying a page or project that uses aerial imagery. Simply viewing or editing an existing project doesn't use an additional credit.

Just one. A search credit is tied to the property as a whole, not to the number of parcels underneath it — so a single property spanning multiple assessor lots still counts as one search.

Clients moving over from Go iLawn or LandOne get direct support from the PropertyIntel team to link and transfer their existing projects. Clients coming from another platform, or who need updated maps, can use Complete Portfolio Mapping — part of the PropertyIntel Complete service — to have their full property portfolio measured and loaded into their account, so they're up and running immediately. Current Aspire clients moving to PropertyIntel will also have their maps linked to their corresponding property takeoffs and opportunities.

Yes. Multiple users can capture measurements in parallel across different properties, and clients can also submit requests through PropertyIntel Complete to have any number of properties measured simultaneously as a done-for-you service.

Yes. PropertyIntel gives teams a shared repository of properties and projects to work from, and the job plans built in PropertyIntel help keep everyone aligned as they plan and execute the work together.

PropertyIntel is cloud-based and fully accessible on mobile through its mobile-optimized web app — no separate app download required.

Yes. Clients can divide a property into distinct areas of interest using Sections, separate Pages within the same project, or Reference Maps — which let them pin individual projects for specific areas of opportunity onto a master map.

PropertyIntel supports exports in PDF, PNG, and XLSX formats. Clients can also generate and send Visual Proposals with pricing breakdowns, color-coded sitemaps, and customizable cover letters, or share a completed project as a non-editable, interactive link through ShareView.

PropertyIntel offers three imagery sources: two providers of high-resolution, leaf-off aerial imagery — refreshed as often as every few months depending on the area — plus satellite imagery. Clients can browse historical aerial dates to see how a property has changed over time, or use Panorama view to look around a property from 45-degree angles.