Right-click any area on the map and run Area Insights. You get one report covering every constraint in your profile, with slope, parcels and buffers worked out. Nobody starts designing before you know what's there.
Every layer in your profile gets a status. Cleared means nothing interacts with your area, caution means something does, danger means the constraint covers the whole site.
Slope breaks down by direction, so ground that's too steep facing north but fine facing south doesn't get written off.
The map strips back to your selection and the results. No layers to toggle.
Every parcel touching your selection is listed and marked against your rules. Green where the parcel fits, red where it's too big or too small.
You also get the area inside your boundary, the part of it that's actually buildable, and both as ratios. Sort by buildable ratio and the strongest candidates come to the top.
That's the shortlist you take into negotiations, before spending anything on outreach.
Area Insights runs on the same constraint profiles as Buildable Area. Set a 50 m buffer around built-up land once and everyone assessing a site works to that buffer.
Constraints apply whether or not the layer is switched on in the map, which takes out the most common source of error. Nobody has to remember what to check.
When a site looks worth keeping, run Buildable Area straight from the report and carry the same rules into your first layout.
Screening a site used to mean drawing it, checking layers one at a time and waiting on a simulation, roughly 20 minutes of work. Area Insights returns the same answer in under two.
Why a deeper first look at a site became the de-risking move that matters most when capital is expensive and marginal projects stall.
How constraint profiles turn a layer-by-layer screening process into a one-click footprint.
Getting site selection right during land scouting and GIS screening, before queue submission.
