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Ploti Filters
Filters let you view the map like a traditional GIS platform, except you don’t need to learn complex filter building. The agent does it for you.

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How It Works

Each area on the map has different data layers available. When you ask Ploti to show you something, it checks the available layers and creates the appropriate filter.
  • “Show me residential parcels over 5 acres”
  • “Find vacant land zoned for multifamily”
  • “I need parcels with no structures that are at least 2 acres”
Ploti figures out which layers to use and builds the filter for you.

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Filters Follow You

Once a filter is applied, it stays active as you move around the map. Pan to a different area and the same filter applies there too. Some layers are county-specific or region-specific. If you move outside an area where a layer is supported, Ploti will let you know.

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Manual Control When You Want It

Ploti Filter Customization
Filters can be manually updated if you prefer. Open the filter panel and adjust any values directly. Or keep working with the AI:
  • “Change the minimum lot size to 3 acres”
  • “Add a filter for parcels with road frontage”
  • “Remove the zoning filter”
You can switch between manual editing and AI iteration however works best for you.

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Multiple Layers of the Same Type

Most GIS platforms only support one layer per entity. For example, you can only have one parcel layer, which means you can only filter for one thing at a time. Ploti lets you create unlimited layers of the same type. Want to see residential parcels over 5 acres in blue and commercial parcels in red at the same time? Add two parcel layers with different filters and colors. This lets you build custom map keys to visualize what’s happening in an area:
  • Color-code parcels by zoning type
  • Highlight high-value targets in one color, secondary targets in another
  • Show multiple filter criteria simultaneously
You control the colors, the layer ordering, and how everything is displayed. Build the exact visualization you need.

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No Learning Curve

Traditional GIS platforms require you to understand layer structures, attribute names, and query syntax. With Ploti, just describe what you’re looking for in plain language. The agent handles the complexity.