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Every site starts with a records hunt
Deeds, recorded maps, prior surveys, field notes, and agency records live in different systems and file formats.
Mobus for land surveying
Every record behind the site. One evidence chain.
Mobus brings deeds, recorded maps, prior surveys, field notes, parcel data, elevation, flood, zoning, and permit records into one project workspace. Ask a site question, compare conflicting evidence, and trace every answer back to its source.
Company + recorded evidenceConflicts stay visibleSurveyor-controlled
RECORDED DEED
2019-084217 · PAGE 3
NORTH 42° 18′ 24″ EAST · 184.37 FT
Evidence aligned
company history · recorded sources · visible conflicts
The survey research grind
The evidence is scattered. The professional decision is not.
Mobus makes the research searchable and comparable without flattening it into an answer you cannot inspect.
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The important call is buried in a page
Legal descriptions, bearings, distances, revisions, and exceptions must be found without losing the document they came from.
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Conflicts surface too late
A mismatched boundary call, elevation, or adjoining record can appear during review or fieldwork instead of during research.
Move across the evidence
Civil plan set · internal
Company drawings provide the design intent and latest approved values.
Connected site evidence
See company knowledge and recorded evidence in the same frame.
Move across the workspace below to compare internal project artifacts with the outside record and keep the disagreement visible.
Move horizontally to compare sources
Internal
Company field notes + prior work
External
Recorded maps + public land data
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The wipe reveals where a deed call and adjoining survey disagree.
Search company history
Find prior surveys, field notes, reports, and project files without relying on who remembers the folder.
Read records in place
Extract the deed call or map note while preserving the original document, page, and surrounding context.
Add public context
Bring parcel, recorded-map, elevation, flood, zoning, permit, and agency evidence beside company files.
Compare conflicting evidence
Keep mismatched calls and values explicit so they become review work instead of hidden assumptions.
Build the site record
Organize the sources, findings, and unresolved questions that support the next field or office action.
Keep judgment professional
Mobus assembles and traces the evidence. The surveyor interprets it and decides what the work requires.
How it works
From the site question to review-ready evidence.
01 · Ask
Start with the project question
An address, drawing, report, or plain-language question defines the evidence the job needs.
02 · Collect
Bring the evidence together
Internal plans and reports move beside recorded maps, agency documents, utilities, hazards, and permits.
03 · Cross-reference
Connect values to their sources
Document excerpts, map geometry, revisions, and computed values are compared without losing provenance.
04 · Review
See the answer and the gap
The resolved evidence becomes visible; anything missing or conflicting remains explicit for human review.
Why trust the workspace
Every finding keeps its evidence chain.
Inspect a field to follow it from the original record through extraction and cross-reference into the working result.
Hover a source sheet to trace the evidence
Extracted value
FG 742.52 ft
source identity retained
Compared artifact
PUBLIC WORKS AS-BUILT · EL. 742.18
0.34 ft difference · needs review
Mobus collects
Company files and outside records become one searchable body of site evidence.
Sources remain attached
Every extracted value retains its document, page, retrieval context, and transformation history.
Surveyors decide
Missing and conflicting evidence stays visible for professional interpretation and follow-up.
Bring a real site
See the records, conflicts, and source trail in one workspace.
Show us the research and review steps your team repeats on every site. We'll walk through how Mobus brings that evidence together.
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