Describe the
data you need
Start with a business question, not a schema. Ploti turns it into a scoped workflow with geography, fields, sources, and ownership.
| Request | Type | Status | Source | Coverage | Progress | Updated |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Find impact fee schedules for these counties.DR-1042 | Explicit request | Building dataset | Data request agent | Zoning & Land Use | 68% complete | Just now |
Parcel ownership changesDR-1038 | County subscription | Ready | Finder agent | Parcels & Property | 100% complete | 1 hr ago |
Permit history by parcelDR-1035 | Explicit request | Searching sources | Data request agent | Development Activity | 44% complete | 3 hr ago |
Utility service areasDR-1029 | State subscription | Dedicated agent assigned | Finder agent | Utilities & Infrastructure | 18% complete | Yesterday |
Traffic count stationsDR-1026 | County subscription | Request submitted | Finder agent | Transportation & Roads | 8% complete | 2 days ago |
Impact fee schedules moved to Building datasetPermit history is Searching sourcesTurn questions into scoped work
When an answer depends on missing data, Ploti shows the gap, drafts the scope, and asks for approval before any background work begins.
Show me traffic counts and driveway permits around these Travis County sites.
Review the scope before agents begin
Answer whether target sites have enough road activity and permit context for expansion.
The workspace has parcel context, but not the transportation layer needed for this question.
Check source candidates, map fields, and prepare a refresh policy.
Coordinate the handoff. Each approved scope becomes a tracked workflow with source candidates, field expectations, quality checks, and clear ownership from start to finish.
Know what changed. Ploti preserves the source trail, field decisions, and freshness checks so every delivered layer is understandable long after the first import.
Every delivered layer includes status, provenance, and refresh history