SITE ANALYST

Every drawing is made by code from data that government agencies and open projects publish for anyone to use — the NSW planning, cadastre, elevation and imagery services, the ABS, OpenStreetMap, Overture Maps and the others listed on each drawing and on How it works. Nothing is surveyed, visited or checked by a person.

A drawing shows that data as it stood when the drawing was made. Each drawing names its sources and the date it read them.

Open data has gaps, and Site Analyst does not guarantee that any of it is complete. Buildings, trees, footpaths, parking, services and other features can be missing from it. Something the drawing does not show may still be there.

Site Analyst does not guarantee that the data, or what the drawing works out from it (areas, levels, heights, distances, walking times, shadows, yields), is accurate or up to date. Where a drawing estimates something, it says so.

A drawing is not a planning certificate (s10.7), a registered survey, a Before You Dig enquiry, a title search, or a heritage, flood, geotechnical, contamination or acoustic report, and it is not legal, planning or other professional advice. Confirm what matters against those sources before relying on it or lodging anything for approval.

Unlocking an address or subscribing buys the drawings as they are made from the data available at the time, without the watermark, and with the CAD and data files. Every drawing can be generated and read in full before paying.

Gaps or errors in the open data are not a fault in the drawing, and are not grounds for a refund on their own.

Nothing in these terms excludes, restricts or modifies any right or remedy you have under the Australian Consumer Law that cannot lawfully be excluded.

Site Analyst's drawings are not services of a kind ordinarily acquired for personal, domestic or household use. So where a consumer guarantee under the Australian Consumer Law is not met, Site Analyst's liability is limited, as section 64A of that law allows and at Site Analyst's choice, to supplying the drawing again or paying the cost of having it supplied again. Otherwise, to the extent the law allows, Site Analyst is not liable for loss that comes from relying on a drawing without the checks above.

The data stays under its publishers' licences, which each drawing states. Keep those attributions when you reuse a drawing or its files.

Use an email address you can receive mail at, and keep your password to yourself.

When these terms change, the version date above changes with them, and the new terms apply to drawings made after it.