PT-Mapper
PT-Mapper is easy to use. It enables you to overlay your own information onto freely available Ordnance Survey maps and take data from other sources such as Land Registry and higher Councils. Use for asset management, event planning, cemeteries, allotments.
MapLink
Connects management databases and spreadsheets to your map. Clicking on a map object then immediately displays the relevant data. You can also search for and highlight specific features on the map such as details of interments, trees requiring attention, allotment tenants, etc.
Support
We provide you with a ready to use system, training and on- going support to get you and your colleagues started. For cemeteries, allotments and events we offer a map preparation service and for town and parish maps, we can work with you to plot all your information, assets etc. so that you receive a map that is ready for immediate use.
Maps and data sets
It is important to note that our mapping software enables you to edit digital map data such as that provided by Ordnance Survey. Local Councils are entitled to use Ordnance Survey map data at no cost once they have signed up to the Public Sector Geospatial Agreement (PSGA). More details can be found here.
Joining the PSGA gives you access to “free” map data but you will still need our map editing software, PT-Mapper Pro to view and edit your map data.
Pear Technology is a Licensed Partner with the Ordnance Survey and so we can supply you with all the map data that you require once you have joined the PSGA.
There is a wide range of map data available and we will advise you on which map data set is most appropriate for your use.
News and Events
OS MasterMap
The Ordnance Survey MasterMap Topography Layer is the standard for all professional mapping requirements and for all Government organisations, including the Land Registry and Natural England. It is the most detailed, most accurate mapping available and shows detail down to individual building level..
Land Registry
Mobile devices
We can supply a range of mobile GPS devices (‘phone, tablet or specialist unit) to take out on-site to record the location and condition of assets such as bins, trees, bus shelters, street lights, etc. Information recorded can then be quickly added to your map or logged into a spreadsheet.