Exporting Pins

Getting your pins into an excel document is easier than ever

When you are on your site map view there is the ability to filter and export your pins.

To open up the filter, while on the site map click on the filter button:

Here, you can sort through all options you would be able to choose from on a pin as well as time specifications:

Once you get the filters you want selected and the pins filtered to what is needed, the system is now ready to export pins.

Clicking export pins brings up a new menu with some options available:

We enable users to export their pins under 6,000+ datums, meaning wherever you are in the world your pins will export at the most accurate data possible for your location!

When you click "select datums" you will see a search bar as well as a "Nearby Datums" scroll menu. We list these starting at the closest location to your project location, not your device. Not an expert in EPSG codes? You can check this website to see what regions are covered by the data set.

Next, you choose between exporting into two file types:

Excel File Format: this lets you open the file in a format easily viewed by Excel or other spreadsheet systems

Autocad Format: if you export directly to an Autocad file, do not open up the file in a spreadsheet before Autocad or the format will change. This will allow you to open the file directly in the program.