The Land Axis workflow, end to end

How a map click becomes a lender-ready feasibility export.

Before diving into any single screen, it helps to see the whole path. Land Axis is built around one journey: find a parcel, model what can be built on it, test the money, then build the full study you can put in front of a lender. Each step hands its data to the next, so you do not retype it.

1. 1

   Start on the map

   Search an address or click a parcel. The property panel opens on "Planning", the first step of the bar across its top (Planning, Design, Feasibility), with the site area, frontage and orientation first, then the zone and the controls on the site.

2. 2

   Continue to design

   Select "Continue to design" (or "Design" in the step bar). Design models the lot straight away: pick what to build, such as "One house", "Two homes", "Townhouses" or "Apartments", then a scheme card, and read the verdict and the "Height", "Storeys", "Floor area" and "Coverage" figures under "Adjust".

3. 3

   Test the numbers where you stand

   Select "Run the feasibility" in the Design footer. Feasibility opens with the scheme's units and areas filled in. Enter the sale price, land price and build cost, and the pinned footer shows "Profit after finance" and "Margin on cost" as you type.

4. 4

   Create the study

5. 5

   Build the full study

6. 6

   Export what the lender reads