Field-first tools that keep the work moving
Create projects quickly, find addresses, add trees by GPS or tap, and record a useful inspection without turning the site into an office.
Canopy, end to end
Canopy brings project setup, field capture, tree management, mapping and reporting into one connected arboricultural workflow.
Create projects quickly, find addresses, add trees by GPS or tap, and record a useful inspection without turning the site into an office.
Move between the map, tree list, photos and history. Encroachment percentages, protection zones and priority rings make the important details visible at a glance.
Turn structured records into a branded report or schedule that clients, planners and crews can actually use.
The full module list
From the first project pin to the final PDF, these are the working parts that make up Canopy.
A clear starting point for your projects, tree totals, search and quick actions.
Create, open, search and manage project records with client, site and inspection context.
See projects across sites, use address search, locate yourself and add a new project from the map.
Plot trees with GPS or tap-to-place, move them precisely, pan and zoom, and show protection zones with traffic-light encroachment guidance.
Browse every tree with numbered pins, photo thumbnails, species, status and inspection history.
Capture species, dimensions, health, structure, vigour, age class, SULE, risk and retention value.
Keep the visual record, draw pruning or limb-removal recommendations directly on photos, and add captions while the observation is fresh.
Record Protect, Remove, Monitor or Maintain outcomes, recommended works and Urgent-to-Low priorities.
Set up Arboricultural Impact Assessments, define proposed works, calculate NRZ and SRZ encroachment percentages, and compare them with tree protection zones.
Generate branded PDFs with project summaries, schedules, tree details and photographs, then save or share.
Bring existing tree schedules in, map columns, review issues and export structured schedules.
Use a growing species catalogue with botanical names, common names and local context.
Choose country, language, measurements, standards and local rules for the way you work.
Keep organisation projects, trees, inspections and photos ready for authenticated cloud sync.
Manage organisation access, subscription status, defaults, privacy and app preferences.
Global availability
Canopy currently includes 25 country profiles and is designed to support arborists across 176 countries.
See it in motion
See how Canopy moves from project setup to tree mapping and AIA preparation using real in-app screens.
How to use Canopy