Define the boundary

Property boundaries are essential for most assessments and all map data visualisations to function.

While it’s possible to create a property without a boundary, it’s strongly recommended to set the boundary when you create a property.

You can add or update the boundary at any time when you edit the property’s settings.

By default, the map will show the whole of Australia. You can set the map to show your property by either:

• Using the search bar at the top of the map (you can search for addresses or lot number)
• Manually panning and zooming using the map controls

When the map is zoomed in you will be able to see the borders of Australian land parcels (in pink). These parcels are used to define property boundaries.

You can click on a parcel to add its area to your property boundary. To remove a parcel, click on it again. You can also click multiple parcels.

Enter property information

Once you have defined the boundary, add the rest of the information about the property

• Name
• Enterprise types
• Region
• Address
• Does this property get enough rainfall or irrigation to drain through the soil profile (i.e. typically above 600mm)?

Enterprise types