Pick any land.
Ask it anything.
One Map lays the LandLens One agent over every parcel in Tamil Nadu. Pick a survey boundary and the government registers answer for that exact land: who holds it, what zone covers it, what it is worth, what stands against it. This manual lists every question One Map can answer, every layer it can paint, and what each answer costs. Asking is always free. Retrieval is billed in credits and quoted before it runs.
*Some tools are free of charge, but you need a credit balance to use LandLens One and One Map chat.
Pick land and everything starts
One Map has one core gesture. Pick land and the machinery runs on its own: the real parcel you picked locks, 13 checks fire at once, and a single credit opens everything else recorded at that point.
Eight ways to pick land
A tap or click on the map is only the fastest way in. One Map reads the land however you already hold it: a record number, a file from your surveyor, an owner's name, or the ground you are standing on. Choosing the land costs nothing, whether you pick it on the map, draw it or import it. What can carry a price is the question you then ask of it, and that is quoted before it runs.
Already looking at the land on Google Maps or Google Earth? The LandLens Chrome extension draws the same survey boundaries over Google's map, and picking a plot there opens One Map's panel for it.
Every phrasing lands on the same answer
One Map reads Tamil, English, Hindi and everyday Tanglish, and answers in the language you asked in. There is no command syntax to learn: the question you would ask a broker is the question you type. A few of the many mouths one answer has.
The question library
Every ready made question in One Map's catalog, grouped the way the registers group them. Prices are derived from the same table that bills you, so this page and the quote you see before a run can never disagree. Free* means the answer costs nothing at all.
*Some tools are free of charge, but you need a credit balance to use LandLens One and One Map chat.
The Pulse, and everything behind it
Every pick fires 13 checks at once. 3 open free on the spot, with or without an account: you can open the map and pick land before signing in. The rest are computed, cached and held behind a single credit, and the deeper rows run free once the point is open. A verdict always uses the same words, however it was produced.
33 registry layers, painted on the land
Each layer paints a government register straight onto the parcel fabric. 4 are free. The rest cost 1 credit each and stay open however far you pan, and paint themselves again every time you reopen the chat that bought them. A layer that holds nothing near you, or whose source is down, refuses to charge at all.
Credits, quoted before they run
Asking is free*. Chat, planning, quotes and reading again anything you already paid for cost nothing. A credit is spent only when a live record is pulled, and every spend is quoted first, itemised, and returned when a step fails or finds nothing.
*Some tools are free of charge, but you need a credit balance to use LandLens One and One Map chat.
The map and the chat are one instrument
The chat bar at the foot of the map is the full LandLens One agent with the land you locked riding along. Whatever the map knows, the chat knows, and whatever the chat finds paints back onto the map.
Rules the answers obey
One Map is built to say when it is unsure. These rules hold on every surface: the pulse, the layers, the chat and the reports.
Built for every side of a deal
11 roles, each with its own opening questions. Open One Map with any of these.
Now pick some land
The fastest way to learn One Map is to pick land you know. 3 checks answer immediately at no cost, and this manual stays one step away behind the help button.