# +49 features to adapt to your unique project

The named parts of Restoration Scope, by what they help your team do.

## Layouts

- **Gallery**: A grid of records, usually with a photo
- **List**: Compact rows, one after another
- **Table**: Every field as a column
- **Kanban**: Cards in columns, by stage or status
- **Planning Timeline**: Work laid out across dates
- **History timeline**: What changed, in order

## Data views

- **Grouping**: Rows under the field that organises them
- **Filtering**: Narrow the set without losing the rest
- **Columns**: Show, hide, and put in the order people use
- **Custom views**: Name a setup and come back to it

## Maps

- **Satellite**: Imagery under the work
- **Comments**: Conversations pinned to a place on the map
- **Colour by field**: Paint the map from any column
- **Map datasets**: Forest, climate, terrain and biodiversity layers
- **Layer timelines**: Browse available years and date ranges on time-enabled layers
- **Download map views**: Download any filtered table or map view
- **Point**: A tree, a plot, a photo, a pin
- **Line**: A path, a fence, a transect
- **Polygon**: A planting area, a parcel, a block
- **Draw on the map**: Capture geometry without leaving the page
- **3D terrain**: Explore the land’s slopes, valleys and elevation

## Capture

- **Field forms**: The questions the work actually asks
- **Field photos**: Geotagged, on the record they belong to
- **Offline**: Work without signal, sync when it returns
- **Mobile app**: The field app, built for the project

## Data Architecture

- **Custom fields**: The fields and field types your project needs
- **Calculated fields**: Formulas, totals and values derived from your records
- **Data Relations**: Connected entities, from organisations to monitoring plots
- **Readable ids**: A number a person can say out loud
- **Species**: Catalogues, mixes, what was planted
- **Search**: Across records, not only the page you are on

## Quality assurance & control

- **Overlapping polygons**: Two farms overlap
- **Missing data**: What was never filled in
- **Inconsistent records**: What does not add up
- **In-cycle review**: Early enough that the field team can still fix it

## Visualisation

- **Species visualisation**: Explore species as circles, cards and visual collections
- **Species maps**: See which species were observed, and where
- **Restoration progress**: Restored hectares against the plan and target
- **Property pipeline**: See how properties flow through each stage
- **Stats and metrics**: Counts, sums, rates — the numbers a season produces
- **Dashboards**: Several metrics in one view, for the people who run the work
- **Charts**: The same numbers, as a shape

## Share & Export

- **Public portals**: Funders and the public, reading the live record
- **Export**: Spreadsheets and spatial files, back out
- **Data sync writes**: Write updates back to your spreadsheet files
- **Languages**: Translated into the language your project needs

## Access & Permissions

- **Roles**: Who can see, edit, or administer
- **Teams**: Access by the group someone belongs to
- **QR invites**: A link or a code, into the right role

## Common questions

### Can we add our own fields?

Yes. Add custom fields, calculated fields and relations between records, from organisations down to monitoring plots.

### How does it catch data errors?

Quality checks flag overlapping polygons, missing data and inconsistent records during the season, early enough for the field team to fix them.

### Can we export our data?

Yes. Any filtered table or map view downloads as a spreadsheet or spatial file, and data sync can write updates back to your spreadsheet files.

### Which map layers are included?

Forest, climate, terrain and biodiversity layers, with satellite imagery and 3D terrain, sit beside your own points, lines and polygons.

### Can different people see different things?

Yes. Roles set who can see, edit or administer, teams group access, and QR invites bring each person in with the right role.