We build job boards and workflow systems for survey firms. Office staff, field crews, and subcontractors log in, see exactly what's theirs, and check it off as it's done. You know where every job stands without making a phone call.
Most survey firms run on phone calls, texts, and a whiteboard. We replace all of it with a job board built around the way your firm already works: your job types, your checklists, your people.
New jobs come in one way. The board shows what's waiting on research, what's missing from the file, and what's ready for the field, so the office sees the hold-up before the crew does.
Each crew sees its jobs, what to bring, what to set, and what to check before leaving the site. Field work gets checked off on the phone as it's done.
Drafting, checking, and delivery steps are tracked to each job. A job doesn't go out the door until every step on its list is checked off.
One screen shows every job in the firm: who has it, what's done, and where it's stuck.
On a federal task order, the prime answers for every sub's work. Instead of milestone spreadsheets and email chains, every subcontractor and licensed surveyor logs into the prime's job board, sees their scope and deadlines, and checks off deliverables as they finish them. The prime knows exactly what's complete at all times.
Each sub sees only their scope, their deadlines, and their deliverables. Nothing gets lost between firms.
Every milestone on the contract lives on the board, with what's complete, what's late, and who owns it.
SF330 packages and task order responses for firms pursuing Corps of Engineers and civilian agency work, written by someone who has done the field work the project sheets describe.
SAM.gov searches set to your services and region, so the right solicitations reach you while there's still time to team and respond.
Custom software for federal and civil firms alike, built to plug into your workflow and catch problems while they're still cheap to fix.
The party chief takes a picture of the field sketch and loads the point file. FieldDraft builds a first-pass drawing and flags anything missing, like a tie, a dimension, or a house that doesn't close, while the crew is still on site. The office gets the sketch, photos, point file, and drawing in one package.
Before a drawing goes out, Survey Review checks its calls, closures, curves, and labels against the drawn geometry and the record. Each finding is placed right on the drawing, with what it was checked against, so your reviewer can go item by item.
Your layers, your checklists, your deliverables. If your office does it the same way every time, we can build the tool that does it for you.
Applied Intelligence was founded by a field surveyor working since 2004: boundary, topo, and construction work, party chief, crews trained. Every system we build starts from how survey work actually moves through a firm.
Your job types, your crews, your checklists. Your team doesn't change how it works; it just stops losing track of it.
Nothing of yours is reused, shared, or kept past the job. Each firm works in its own isolated environment. Everything we produce for you is yours to export at any time.
The professional call stays with your surveyors. Our systems make sure nothing gets missed on the way to it.
Show us how a job moves through your office today, from the first call to delivery.
We set up your board with your job types, crews, subs, and checklists.
Your team logs in from the office or the field and starts working jobs on the board.
Workflow systems, tools, and support in one monthly plan sized to your firm. Proposal work is quoted per package.
Call or email. You'll talk directly with the founder, a working surveyor.