Define
Establish
Site conditions, boundaries, objectives, deadlines, and the review path.
Import
DWG and DXF drawings, PDF plans, tree inventories, and planting information.
Design the site.
Protect what matters.
Prove the work.
Software for site design, tree care, landscape and wildfire planning. Bring your drawings and field observations together, from the first review to ongoing care.
Part of the arborbase living record ↗Projects lose continuity when decisions
live in different places.
A clear workflow for owners, designers, arborists, wildfire specialists, contractors, and property teams, with one place to follow decisions as the project changes.
Coordinate
Analyze
CRZ and SRP impacts, planting compliance, and wildfire prescriptions.
Apply
Jurisdiction-specific requirements from the embedded ordinance library; connect revisions and responsibilities.
Document
Track
Progress photographs, installations, substitutions, assignments, and approvals.
Connect
Drawing revisions, field changes, completion evidence, and remaining evidence gaps.
Sustain
Share
Plans, impact calculations, reports, and field evidence with the jurisdiction’s arborist and municipal reviewers when needed.
Carry forward
Approved prescriptions and care commitments for maintenance, monitoring, and reinspection.
Decisions with real consequences
Small gaps.
Expensive consequences.
Turn site conditions into
coordinated decisions.
Use the embedded ordinance library to place jurisdiction-specific tree, vegetation, wildfire, and permit requirements in the drawing context where decisions are made.
The project record travels with the work.
- Open drawings and tree records in the field
- Connect photographs with impact findings
- Carry recommendations into verification and care
Map what matters
Overlay existing trees, proposed landscape, structures, and defensible-space zones on imported drawings.
Analyze impacts early
Measure Critical Root Zone (CRZ) and Structural Root Plate (SRP) impacts against proposed work and flag conflicts for review.
Export review packages
Export reviewed CAD layers (DWG and DXF), PDF plan sets, CSV schedules, and GIS-ready GeoJSON overlays.
Plan for wildfire.
See requirements in context.
Review defensible-space zones alongside structures and vegetation. Keep mitigation recommendations tied to the locations and conditions they address.
The project record becomes
the stewardship roadmap.
At closeout, the property team receives the approved plan, verified changes, care responsibilities, and open obligations without rebuilding the record.
- 01Approved design
Requirements, linked source records, decisions, prescriptions, owners, and rationale.
- 02Verified implementation
Progress evidence for tree removals and care, landscape installations, materials, substitutions, and approvals.
- 03Care roadmap
Protection, establishment work, assignments, timing, and open obligations.
- 04Ongoing compliance
Monitoring, reinspection, maintenance history, and evidence for the next review.
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One workspace.
A continuing project record.
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