> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.checkthatfield.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Using the map

> Read the map's colours, open a field, pick several fields and score many at once.

Once you've [searched](https://docs.checkthatfield.com/app/searching.md), the [map](https://www.checkthatfield.com/map) shows the fields around you, coloured by their score.

## The colours

| Colour on the key | Band | Score |
| - | - | - |
| Green | Low | 0 to 19 |
| Yellow-green | Moderate | 20 to 44 |
| Orange | High | 45 to 69 |
| Red | Very high | 70 to 100 |
| Outline only | Not scored | Nobody has checked it yet |

The key sits under the list of results. A band is a quick read; the [score](https://docs.checkthatfield.com/concepts/scoring.md) 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](https://docs.checkthatfield.com/app/free-report.md), or buy the [deep report](https://docs.checkthatfield.com/app/deep-report.md).

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.

> [!NOTE]
>
> Scoring every field in view needs you to be [signed in](https://docs.checkthatfield.com/app/accounts.md). These scores use the data we hold; they don't include the deep report's web check.

## 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](https://docs.checkthatfield.com/app/check-again.md), 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](https://docs.checkthatfield.com/app/accounts.md).


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