Discuss your data and deliverables.

Share a brief or ask a technical question. A representative pilot can help your team evaluate deliverables and the review process before deciding on a larger scope.

PROJECT INQUIRY

Enough context for a useful first conversation.

Describe what your source data looks like, what the finished deliverable needs to contain and where reviewers usually find problems. A short description is enough to start.

HELPFUL TECHNICAL CONTEXTCRS, vertical datum, units and target formats

IF YOU ARE STILL SCOPINGExplain the decision or workflow the data must support

AFTER SUBMISSIONSave your inquiry reference for follow-up

Start with a short brief. Fields marked optional can be left blank; you do not need to have a specification ready.

NameWork emailCompany / organization (optional)Project location (optional)What can we help with?Approximate volume (optional)Target timing (optional)Your brief or question (20–3,000 characters)

Send a description only. Do not include source-data links, passwords, controlled data or personal information about other people. Data transfer and any confidentiality requirements should be agreed separately.

FROM INQUIRY TO AN AGREED SCOPE

Describe the task

Tell us the source type, approximate area or volume, required outputs and intended use. Note any gaps in the specification.

Discuss technical fit

Clarify coordinate systems, classes, schema, source limitations and your review process. Agree a transfer method before sharing a sample.

Define the pilot

Set the sample area, deliverables, acceptance checks, review rounds, price and schedule in writing before work begins.