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Pilot on your data

One corridor, published in 48 hours.

Send us one corridor. We publish it privately, invite your team, and export a sample in your client’s CAD template. You decide after you’ve used it on real work.

Send one corridor. We publish it privately, invite your team and export a sample in your client’s CAD template.

  1. Day 0

    You send the data

    LiDAR, panoramas, trajectory and any SHP/CAD template — by upload link or drive.

  2. ≤ 48 h

    We publish itWe publish it privately

    Private project, your team invited, roles set.

  3. Week 1

    Walkthrough on your data

    30 minutes: measure, extract, export a sample in your template.

  4. Week 2

    You decide

    Keep it, extend it to the next corridor, or we delete the data.

Start a pilot

Email [email protected] to start. Tell us:

  • Your name and company
  • The corridor: where it is and roughly how long
  • What you captured: LiDAR (LAS/LAZ), 360° panoramas, SHP or CAD
  • Who needs to see it, and what you need to deliver
Email us

We reply by email with how to send the data.

What to send

  • LAS/LAZ point clouds for one corridor
  • 360° panoramas with the trajectory or poses
  • Any existing SHP layers
  • Your client’s CAD template (DXF/DWG), if you have one
  • The coordinate system (EPSG), if known

What you get

  • A private PointCraft project, published within 48 h of a complete upload
  • Invites for your team, with roles
  • A sample export in your client’s template
  • A 30-minute walkthrough on your data
  • Deletion of your data on request at the end

Questions

Before you send anything.

How do we send the data?

By a resumable upload link, or by drive if the corridor is very large.

Who can see our data?

Only people you invite. Accounts and the project database are hosted in Canada, and your data is deleted on request after the pilot.

What does the pilot cost?

Email [email protected] with your corridor and we’ll confirm the pilot terms with you.

What if our data is from another mapping system?

We read standard LAS/LAZ and equirectangular panoramas from any system.

How do we send the data?

By a resumable upload link, or by drive if the corridor is very large.

Who can see our data?

Only people you invite. Accounts and the project database are hosted in Canada, and your data is deleted on request after the pilot.

What does the pilot cost?

Email [email protected] with your corridor and we’ll confirm the pilot terms with you.

Data from another mapping system?

We read standard LAS/LAZ and equirectangular panoramas from any system.