Process
The exact scope depends on the data, systems, users, timeline, and support needs. This framework shows how requirements, feedback, testing, and handoff are handled.
Engagement flow
Use the timeline to review the process without scrolling through a long sequence. Each phase can expand or contract depending on whether the project is a quick map, a workflow cleanup, or a larger GIS application.
Phase 01
Clarify the problem, review existing data and workflows, and define the scope before committing to a build path.
Phase 02
Create an early map, workflow, dashboard, or interface sample so users can react to the structure before every detail is finalized.
Phase 03
Build the GIS product, automation script, data model, dashboard, or map package using the agreed direction and realistic sample data.
Phase 04
Test the final deliverable, prepare it for the selected environment, and hand off the files, access notes, and maintenance guidance needed to keep it useful.
Requirements are gathered through working examples, current data, user roles, and decision points instead of abstract feature lists alone.
Feedback is tied to review milestones so map behavior, data fields, layouts, and outputs can be refined while scope remains clear.
Clients may receive configured maps, application files, scripts, data documentation, process notes, and recommendations for next steps.