Using the map

Once you’ve searched, the map shows the fields around you, coloured by their score.

The colours

The key sits under the list of results. A band is a quick read; the score behind it matters more.

Zooming and moving

As you move the map, it loads the fields in view, with the scores they already have.

• Zoomed too far out, the map asks you to zoom in to see every field and its score.
• Further out still, circles show how many fields have been scored in each area. Tap a circle to zoom in.

Open one field

Tap a field to open its panel. It shows:

• the score and band, and the outlook over the next 5 and 15 years
• where the field is in the planning process
• the main reasons behind the score, in general terms

From the panel you can open the full free report, or buy the deep report. A field nobody has checked says Not scored yet. Tap Score this field, free; it takes a few seconds.

Pick several fields

Tap Select several, then tap fields to add them to one report, up to 20. A summary shows how much land you’ve picked and how the fields score. Tap Report on these fields to make one report on all of them. One report on up to 20 fields costs the same as one on a single field if you buy the deep report.

Score every field in view

When some fields in view have no score, a button offers to score them, such as Score the 12 unscored fields. It scores up to 60 at a time, in the background. The fields pulse while they’re being scored, and each new score shows on the map as it finishes.

Score fields again

With fields picked, Score this field again (or Score these fields again) scores them again with the data we hold now, up to 20 at a time. A field checked in the last day is left as it is. This needs you to be signed in. To score one report again, use Check again, which doesn’t need an account.

Save a search

After searching a postcode or place, tap Save search to keep it in My fields. You can also save a field with the star on its panel or report. Both need you to be signed in. See Your account.