First steps (before you upload)
1. Prepare your spreadsheet (.csv)
Create a CSV file where each row is one property.
You can use either a single full address column or split columns.
Best practice (split columns + Unique ID):
Address (required)
A complete address is required for every row.
Example:123 Main St, Seattle, WA 98101
Street / City / State / ZIP (recommended)
Splitting the address into separate columns improves accuracy and reduces parsing errors.
Recommended columns:
street,city,state,zipUnique ID (recommended)
Add a unique identifier per property to prevent duplicate uploads and to match results back to your list.
Example columns:property_id,site_id,external_id
2. Select Site scanner on the left nav bar and upload your CSV file
3. Map your CSV columns (what the columns in your spreadsheet mean)
Match your CSV columns to Duranta fields
Map
property_id→ Site IDMap
street→ Street AddressIf you have it, map
street2/unit/apt→ Street Address 2Map
city→ CityMap
state→ StateMap
zip→ ZIP
If your CSV includes extra columns that Site scanner doesn’t need (e.g. notes, phone, owner), set those fields to None Specified so they’re ignored during the analyze.
Click on Analyze button
4. Run analysis and review results
Site Scanner will process your file and then show two tabs:
Completed
Each successful row shows:
Row ID
Address
Property map preview
Measurements:
Parcel size in ft²
Lawn, Beds, Trees, Paved Surface, Pools, Hedges, Buildings, Parking Lots, Sidewalks in sq ft
If a measurement isn’t available, the value shows as -.
Errors
Rows that could not be analyzed appear here with an error message (for example: missing or invalid address).
Video demo: Upload, map columns, and review results
Watch this short walkthrough to see the full Site Scanner flow end-to-end: upload a CSV, map your columns to Duranta fields (Site ID, Street Address, City, State, ZIP), click Analyze, and review the Completed and Errors tabs with measured area results.