A Clear Path from Source Data to Deliverables
Five defined stages keep every project predictable — with scope, standards, and revision expectations agreed before production begins.
Share Project Inputs
The client supplies available survey data, sketches, coordinates, drawings, GIS files, standards, and project instructions.
Confirm Scope
GeoDrafts reviews the requested outputs, file formats, drafting standards, assumptions, and schedule.
You receive a written confirmation of scope before any production starts.
Prepare the Deliverables
The assigned CAD drafting or GIS production work is completed according to the agreed scope.
Review and Refine
Deliverables are checked against the supplied instructions and agreed quality-review requirements. Requested revisions are handled according to the project agreement.
Deliver Project Files
Final files are provided in the agreed formats with a clear, organized handover.
What to Share With Us
A head start on Step 1 — nothing here is mandatory for a first conversation.
- Survey data: coordinates, point files, sketches, observations
- Reference drawings and records, where available
- Your CAD templates, layer standards, and plot styles
- GIS data, schemas, and coordinate system specifications
- Written instructions describing required deliverables
- Target file formats and delivery schedule
Quality Review
Deliverables are checked against the supplied instructions and agreed quality-review requirements before handover — layering, completeness, annotation, and formats.
Revisions
Requested revisions are handled according to the project agreement, with scope and expectations defined up front.
Confidentiality
Client files and project information are handled under agreed confidentiality arrangements throughout the project.
Ready When You Are
Send the project inputs you have — we'll confirm scope and take it from there.