Get answers to the most common questions about the ZiaMap field documentation platform.
ZiaMap is a mobile-first field documentation platform designed for crews who need high-precision data without complex workflows. We focus on capturing GPS-tagged photos and structured notes that flow into a real-time Evidence Feed, ensuring every observation is defensible and location-verified.
ZiaMap is purpose-built for high-stakes field environments, specifically:
Yes. ZiaMap is designed for remote sites with poor connectivity. You can capture photos, notes, and GPS data offline, and the app automatically syncs everything to the cloud once you are back in range or connected to Wi-Fi.
Unlike legacy enterprise platforms such as Trimble, ZiaMap is lightweight and focused on speed of adoption. We remove the bloat of complex administrative layers and give crews a faster, more affordable tool they can start using in minutes instead of weeks of training.
ZiaMap supports iOS and Android mobile devices for field capture. For office review, project management, and report exporting, we provide a desktop web platform that runs in any modern browser.
Absolutely. ZiaMap transforms scattered paper notes into structured, searchable, and GPS-verified digital records. It reduces the risk of lost notebooks and makes sure field evidence is timestamped and location-pinned automatically.
You do. All data captured by your team is owned by your organization. ZiaMap provides the infrastructure to capture, secure, and manage it.
Data retention is handled according to your specific account terms and subscription level. We prioritize data integrity so your records stay available whenever you need them for an audit, review, or dispute.
Yes. ZiaMap is in an active beta phase, and we are working closely with early adopters to refine the product. Joining the beta helps shape the roadmap and ensures the tools fit real field requirements.
The fastest way to get started is to request beta access through our contact page. Our team will follow up to help set up your organization and get your crews into the field.