Blueprint · GIS
Paper field sheets become points on the map.
Field crews keep writing on paper. Formalini reads each sheet, pulls out coordinates, readings and notes, and adds them to your ArcGIS layers. Click any item and Formalini shows exactly which document and which line it came from, so you can catch anything the AI misread.
What you drop in
- Field survey sheets
- Inspection and asset forms
- Handwritten site notes
- Photos with GPS data
What you get
Map layer
Every form as a point with its attributes, ready in ArcGIS.
Asset history
All inspections of one asset over time.
Gaps and outliers
Missing coordinates or readings out of range, flagged for review.
Source trace
Click any item and Formalini shows exactly which document and which line it came from, so you can catch anything the AI misread.
How it works
01
Photograph or scan the field sheets.
02
Formalini reads coordinates, readings and notes.
03
Review the flagged values.
04
Features are added to your ArcGIS layer.
Questions
- Which GIS systems are supported?
- ArcGIS has a native connector (applyEdits with geometry). Any other GIS can receive the data by webhook or API.
- What if a form has no coordinates?
- It is flagged for review; you can add the location by hand or match it to a known asset ID.
- Does it read handwriting?
- Yes — handwritten readings and notes are read, with a confidence level per value.
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