The Handover Pack
Some of the most important readers of your map will never open the viewer: the contractor pricing a job from the truck, the appraiser assembling a file, the gate guard on their first shift, the ranch manager you hired last month. The Handover Pack is one bound PDF built for them — everything printable about your property, behind one cover.
What's inside
- A cover that names the property and the one flight everything behind it is built from.
- The Property Key — every named place, numbered on your own map, with its legend.
- A Route Card for every published trail — the route on your own map, with its stops numbered in order.
The one rule the pack keeps
Every page behind the cover is from the same flight. If the pages can't all agree on one flight — say a re-fly landed while the pack was being put together — the pack refuses to print rather than quietly mixing flights, because a bound document states its flight once, on the cover, and either every page honors that or the cover is a lie. For the same reason, if something drops out between planning and printing (a route unpublished at the last minute), the cover's contents list says so instead of pretending it was never promised.
A pack with nothing to bind — no named places, no published routes — isn't printed at all. We'd rather tell you it's empty than hand you a confident-looking folder of nothing.
What it deliberately does not claim
This data is not a legal survey. Embry Solutions LLC does not perform land surveys. For boundary, subdivision, or title surveys, please consult a licensed Texas surveyor.
Routes in the pack carry the same limit they carry everywhere: A route on this page is a path recorded over this property from our own mapping — a line to walk or fly, and nothing more. It is not a road, an easement, or a right of way, and it is not a statement that the ground it crosses is maintained, legally accessible, or safe to travel on foot or by vehicle. Conditions on the ground govern: check them before relying on a route.
How to get one
Name your places, tell us the routes you want carded (route authoring is ours — we draw and publish them for you), and ask — the Handover Pack is included on request with any flight. New here? Start at the Start Your Project wizard at /scope — a few plain questions, and a tailored quote comes back from the pilot who'll fly it.
Related guides
Your Property Key: Every Named Place on One Printed Page
One printed page — your own aerial map with numbered markers and a legend in your own words. What the Property Key is, who it's for, and what it deliberately doesn't claim.
Route Cards & Grade Sheets: Every Trail, Measured Leg by Leg
Each trail as a printed card — the route on your own map, with every stop numbered in order — plus a Grade Sheet that measures each leg and prints where every number came from. What the measurements mean, and the judgment they deliberately leave to you.
The Field Pack: Your Property on a Phone With Zero Bars
A single offline file — your own aerial imagery with your named points and routes — that keeps working in the back pasture where the signal doesn't. What's inside, and its honest limits.
Share a project with someone else
Hand off a map to a teammate, lender, or contractor — with a quick view link, a QR code, or a named share link that you can turn off later.
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