THE STAGE APP

Your whole project, in one place.

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The STAGE process and app

STAGE stands for Systems Testing, Analysis and Guided Engineering. It is our process and the app where your project lives, from the first conversation to the last retest. Your property map, results, plan, build, and progress are all there, and you can share them with anyone you work with.

A few things you can do in the app

A handful of examples. The app does a lot more than fits on one page, and it keeps growing.

Tell us about your project

What you are working on, and what is in the way. Add as many places and projects as you like.

Book your guided call

Pick a time on the calendar of a rep matched to you, close to where you are.

See your property mapped

Your areas, samples, and results, laid out on a map of your site.

Read your results in plain words

Scores, the biggest constraint in every area, and your recovery path, in plain words.

Follow your plan and your build

Design, inputs, schedule, and progress, tracked stage by stage.

Share it and stay in touch

Share your project with anyone you work with, and message your rep from any page.

A sneak peek inside the app

STAGE runs every project from start to finish. The app is in beta, and we are welcoming early users while we keep building. These tabs show a few of the many things it does, using sample data.

Try adding your own project details

Type in your address, open any category and add a line, then draw where it is on the map. This is a condensed preview. The full app does more with your project details, like going through them with your rep and working on them with the people on your project, so some steps there look different.

Sites and projects

One client can have several sites, and each site can hold several projects, each moving through the stages at its own pace. This is a sample of how that looks. Click through Overview, People, and Billing too.

How your results connect

In Diagnose, the app links each result to the other results it affects. Every dot is one reading from a sample project, and a line joins two readings when one is pushing on the other. Point at a dot to see what it is, click it to bring it to the front with everything it connects to, and drag to turn the sphere. This sample only has water, soil, and plant tests, so it shows three categories. Other projects bring in more, like animals, pests, or contamination.

Water, ground, and plant readings in blue, brown, and green. Larger dots are out of range. Sample data.

Your project, mapped in layers

Every project gets satellite and terrain layers clipped to its boundary. This is a sample project. Switch between the project and the whole site, open a group, and show any layer.