What you can do in GeoOffice

The manual describes 439 commands. Below are the main areas of work — from surveying and calculations, through Polish cadastral and GML data, to point clouds and reports.

Surveys and calculations

traverses, tacheometry, technical levelling
angular and linear intersections
adjustment of observations and calculation reports

Coordinate systems

transformations, e.g. Warsaw 75 ↔ PUWG 2000
Helmert transformation, 2D and 3D
geoid–ellipsoid separation

EGiB, GESUT, BDOT500, GML

GML import and export, including differential export from project history
GML validation against the EGiB, GESUT and BDOT500 schemas
IIP identifiers, the National Register of Boundaries, precincts and municipalities

Parcels and land registers

transferring parcels and subdivisions from attachments
documents for land and mortgage registers
property condition reports with photos from panoramas

Data checks

validation of all objects in a project
polygon intersection and adjacency tests
duplicate points and numbers, objects without labels

Point clouds

import LAS, LAZ, E57, PLY, XYZ; export LAS, LAZ, E57, XYZ
RGB, palette and intensity views; height filter and EDL
export of the cloud cut into named ranges

Terrain model and volumes

TIN from ground points, smoothed and labelled contours
volumes: cut, fill and earthwork balance
profiles and cross-sections on the cloud and TIN

BP-32 data

SLAM and GNSS trajectories, point clouds from walks
GNSS vs SLAM comparison and trajectory correction
panoramas: a click shows the direction, Ctrl+click inserts a point from the cloud

Geoportal and backgrounds

LiDAR data, orthophotos and terrain models for an area
georeferenced TIFF rasters, PDF pages
orthophoto or OpenStreetMap background

Data exchange

DWG and DXF, including layers by cartographic codes
SHP, KML (also areas for DJI apps), LandXML
JobXML, points from text files

Prints and reports

print sheets and batch printing to PDF
automatic splitting of a route into sheets
coordinate reports, a register of survey reports with deadlines

Console and AI assistant

forgot a function name? type a word, e.g. “cross-section”
AI assistant opened with a single command
tasks saved for re-use

All features are included in the standard subscription. A step-by-step description of every command is in the manual supplied with the trial.

New: AI agent

An AI agent that knows the whole program

You can operate GeoOffice together with an AI agent such as Codex. You open the conversation with the asystentAI command, and it is linked to your current session. You write in plain language what it should do. We use it every day in our own company for tasks that used to take hours by hand.

The agent knows the program’s functions. If you do not remember a tool’s name, describe what you want to achieve and the agent finds and opens it. It searches the project, selects features, calculates, creates reports and works with sheets. A task that worked well can be saved and later run with one command.

No technical knowledge is needed to start — our whole team uses it. The agent does not work on point clouds yet: it handles feature data, calculations, reports and sheets. Tested with Codex; similar agents such as Claude Code should work the same way.

Example conversation with the agent

Find all sewer manholes on the “utilities” layer and select them

Found 34 features. Selected.

Save this task as “utility review”

Saved. You can run it with one command whenever you like.

What is the function for drawing a cross-section called?

It is the Cross-sections tool. I can open it right away.

Point cloud

Measure and draw directly on the point cloud

GeoOffice builds point clouds straight from BP-32 walks and loads data from other scanners (LAS, LAZ, E57). The RGB view shows objects as they look, the palette makes heights easy to read, and EDL brings out edges. Drag the slider to compare.

Palette RGB

Cross-sections

Cross-sections and profiles

Cross-sections, contours and volumes in one project

From the point cloud you build a terrain model and immediately calculate what a designer or an earthworks contractor needs.

Create a TIN from the ground points of the cloud — for a range or a polygon.
Generate contours, smooth and label them.
Calculate volumes: cut, fill and the balance between two surfaces.
Check cross-sections and profiles in the same window, with results on the map.

360° panoramas

Panoramas right where you measured

BP-32 photos show the site exactly where the survey was made, and map objects appear on them in their real position.

A click on the panorama shows the direction in the main view. With the point cloud switched on, it helps you locate or insert a point in 3D space.

360°

360° panorama with map objects overlaid in GeoOffice

Geoportal

Geoportal data straight into your project

GeoOffice downloads orthophotos and LiDAR data from the Polish Geoportal, so a project starts with an up-to-date background and reference data.

Downloading LiDAR data from Geoportal in GeoOffice — Downloading data for a selected area

Geoportal orthophoto as a background in GeoOffice — Orthophoto as a background

National Register of Boundaries in GeoOffice — National Register of Boundaries (PRG)

Who it is for

Surveyors: maps for design, data checks, documentation
Designers: cross-sections, panoramas and site context in one place
Infrastructure: roads, bridges, linear assets, embankments and verges
GIS: National Register of Boundaries, object data, SHP and KML export, backgrounds

Polish surveying formats

GML: object data exchange
EGiB, GESUT, BDOT500: Polish surveying data models
DWG: exchange with CAD programs
DXF: importing data into a project
SHP, KML: exchange with GIS systems, areas for DJI apps
LAS, LAZ, E57: point clouds from BP-32 and other scanners
LandXML, JobXML: surfaces, points and survey data

Surveying software for everyday work