PRODUCT INTERFACE OVERVIEW

Spatial technology is made easy with our intuitive map-based interface.

1. Locate – Need to find a particular property, place, or thing? Search by addresses, owners, APNs (Assessor’s Parcel Numbers), street intersections, neighborhoods, communities, Points of Interest, and more.
2. Main Toolbar – Access our essential search, data, presentation, and analysis tools, including a robust selection of Search Filters, Layers, the Search Results list, extensive drawing tools, and more.
3. Filter Bar – Fine tune your Search Filter criteria with this quick edit bar. The map screen dynamically updates as you make your selections.
4. Notification Icon – This icon appears to confirm the success or completion of a task, such as your data load, or that a Map Report is ready to print. It also notifies you if there are multiple identified layers at the map location you clicked.
5. Search Results Box – View a dynamic count of your search results on the map screen. Click the Add to List button to further your analysis by creating a tabular listing of your search results in the Search Results List.
6. Search Results List – From this tabular listing, view the attributes of the properties that match your search criteria, and export your Results List to a spreadsheet program, such as Microsoft Excel®, or to your contact management system.
7. Layers – This feature provides the intersection of data, location, and visual analysis. View all your active layers, and access the tools to load and visually distinguish the important attributes of your data.
8. Parcel Details Window – Save time in your research. Click on a parcel, or search to an address, and the Parcel Details Window appears with details such as APN, Assessed Value, Last Sale Price, etc., and a variety of one-click commands to access tax maps, transaction history, enhanced property detail, and much more.
9. Zoom Icons – Zoom in or zoom out to the map view.
10. Map Screen – The map screen is the core component that displays search results, layers, and map tools.
11. Latitude & Longitude – Displays your specific map screen location, which dynamically updates as you navigate.
12. Scale Bar – Provides on-demand map scale as you zoom in or out.

• Zoom Buttons:
  
  • To zoom in, click on the plus.
  • To zoom out, click on the minus.


• Mouse Wheel:
  
  • Move your cursor over a location.
  • To zoom in, roll the mouse wheel forward.
  • To zoom out, roll the mouse wheel backward.


• Mouse Double-Click:
  
  • Double-click the map to zoom in and center the map at the location of your double-click.
    • Each double-click zooms in one zoom level.
  
  
• Zoom to a Rectangle:
  
  • While holding down the SHIFT key on your keyboard, click the map screen and drag your mouse to draw a rectangle (visible onscreen).
  • Letup on the mouse button. The map screen zooms to the rectangle.
  
  
• Panning:
  
  • Click the map screen and drag your mouse to your desired location.
  
  
• Identifying Map Information:
  
  • The Map in GovClarity has a wealth of information available for you to explore. To identify shapes and markers on the map, simply click on them with your mouse. If additional information is available, an information balloon will appear.
    
    Note: to identify a layer, it must be marked as identifiable in the Legend ("i" icon is red). To turn on "identify" for a layer, click the "i" icon so the "i" turns red.
  
  
• Nudging:
  
  • Click the nudge bars on the perimeter of the map screen to incrementally move the map left, right, up, or down.
    • When you hover your cursor over a nudge bar, it becomes yellow.
  
  
• Undo/Redo:
  
  • To undo your last zoom, pan, or nudge, click the Undo icon on the Main toolbar.
  • To redo your last zoom, pan, or nudge, click the Redo icon on the Main toolbar.
  
  Note: See the section above, Getting to Know the Product Interface, for the location of the Main toolbar.

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