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Built for land research. Grounded in sources.

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From one address to a clearer picture.

Follow a property from initial research to a reviewed research packet.

Selected parcel

Example

1012 Kelly Mill RdForsyth County, GA

Found in
Forsyth County parcel roll
Match
Exact address
Confirmed
By you, before research starts

Records search

In progress
  • JurisdictionForsyth CountyCounty GIS
  • ZoningRES-3County GIS
  • Setbacks35 · 10 · 25 ftUDC § 12-3.2
  • FloodZone XFEMA NFHL
  • UtilitiesNeeds review
  • Deeds & platsSearching…
  • OverlaysQueued

Each value keeps the source it was read from. Anything that cannot be read stays open.

An example parcel. The values shown are illustrative, not verified records.

The details matter.So does how you find them.

Research is only useful when you can trust it. Platly.AI is built around three habits that keep every packet checkable.

  • 1012 Kelly Mill RdForsyth County · exact match
    1012 Kelly Mill RdAdjoining lot · same street
    1018 Kelly Mill RdSame street

    Start with the right parcel.

    An address can match more than one record. You confirm the property before research begins, so the packet is about the parcel you meant.

  • Front setback35 ft
    Forsyth County UDC § 12-3.2
    Ordinance text, quoted as read

    See where a finding came from.

    Every value carries its source, down to the code section or map layer it was read from. The reference is there so you can check it yourself.

  • UtilitiesNeeds review

    The sewer availability map could not be read.

    Open until a person resolves it

    Keep open questions visible.

    When a record cannot be found or read, it becomes an open item instead of a guess. It stays visible until a person resolves it.

Grounded in the sources that matter.

Platly.AI reads the public records surveyors already rely on and keeps each one attached to what it found. Which records are available depends on the property, its jurisdiction, and access to the source.

Explore research sources
  • County parcel and GIS recordsParcel boundaries, addresses and zoning layers from the county's own systems.
  • Local zoning and development codesDistricts, setbacks and conditions read from the ordinance text.
  • FEMA flood informationFlood zones and FIRM panels from the National Flood Hazard Layer.
  • Recorded deeds and platsDeed and plat references from Georgia's statewide records index.

A few things worth knowing.

Short answers before you start. The Resources page has the sources themselves.

Which areas can I research?

Platly.AI is built for Georgia and runs in the counties and cities it has been set up for. When you search, the results show which county holds the property. An address outside coverage returns nothing to choose, never a guess.

What records can a research packet include?

Jurisdiction, zoning district, setbacks, flood zone and FIRM panel, utilities, deed and plat references, and any overlays, variances or pending zoning conditions. What appears depends on what the property's sources hold.

What happens when information is missing?

It stays visible. A record that cannot be found or read becomes an open item for a person to follow up, and the packet shows it as open rather than filling it in.

Do I still need to review the results?

Yes. Every value shows its source so you can check it, and nothing is final until a person approves it. That approval is recorded against the reviewer's name.

How do I access the finished research packet?

The packet lives with the parcel in your account. Open it from the parcel's page to read it on screen or save it as a PDF for the job file.

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