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How to save Site Finder results to a project

We want to help you find a specific site, simple and easy. That's why we created the site finder tool so you can now use property data and filters to limit the pool size to sites that matter most to you.

You can save your Site Finder search results so you can easily revisit the sites that matter most to you. When saving, you have two options: My Searches or Project.

Step 1: Open Site Finder

To open Site Finder, switch to map view and hover over the layers menu on the left-hand side. Click on Site Finder to open the side panel.

Step 2: Filter Your Search

To filter your Site Finder results, use the side panel to:

    Select your state from the drop-down menu.

    Toggle each layer you want to apply. Available layers include:

      Location

      Size and Dimensions

      Shape & Geometry

      Topography

      Planning Zones and Overlays

Step 3: Save Your Search

To save your search, enter a name in the field provided and click Save. A pop-up will appear with two options:

    My Searches — saves the search to the My Searches tab inside the Site Finder menu. You can access your saved searches anytime by opening Site Finder and clicking the My Searches tab at the top of the panel.

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    Project — saves the search to a project. A pop-up box will appear where you can create a new project or select an existing one.

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Step 4: Access Your Project

To access a project you've saved a Site Finder search to, you can find it from the left-hand side menu or the Projects dashboard.

Step 5: Customise and Share Your Project

Once your Site Finder results are saved to a project, you can:

    Add labels to your results to further organise and customise them.

    Share the project with your clients or team members directly from the project view.

Your Site Finder results are now saved, organised, and ready to share.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between saving to My Searches and saving to a Project?

Saving to My Searches stores your search inside the Site Finder menu, making it easy to re-run or revisit your filtered results quickly. Saving to a Project lets you organise your results alongside other saved sites, add labels, and share them with your clients or team members.

Can I save the same Site Finder search to both My Searches and a Project?

Yes, you can save the same search to both My Searches and a Project. Simply save the search twice, selecting a different destination each time.

Can I share a Project with someone who doesn't have a Landchecker account?

To share a project with clients or team members, they will need access to Landchecker. You can share your project directly from the project view. For more information on sharing and access permissions, please contact our support team.

Can I add labels to results saved in My Searches, or only in Projects?

Labels can be added to results saved in a Project. To add labels, open your project from the left-hand side menu or the Projects dashboard, then apply labels to your saved results in the project view.