Upload a CSV of property addresses and Duranta measures and analyzes every site in the list.
💡 Site Scanner is available in the web app only.
Prepare your CSV
Use one row for each property.
Duranta needs an address for every row. You can provide the address in a single column or split it into separate fields.
Use a complete address
complete_address |
2701 1st Ave, Seattle, WA 98121 |
Or split the address into columns
street | city | state | zip |
2701 1st Ave | Seattle | WA | 98121 |
Using separate address columns can improve accuracy because Duranta has less information to interpret.
Add a unique Site ID
You can also include your own identifier for each property, such as:
property_idsite_idAnother ID you already use
A Site ID is optional, but it makes it easier to match Site Scanner results with your own records and helps prevent duplicate uploads.
If you include a Site ID:
Every row must have a value
Every value must be unique
Upload the file
Open Site Scanner from the sidebar.
Drag your
.csvfile onto the upload area, or browse for the file.
Site Scanner accepts CSV files.
If you upload another file type, Duranta shows:
That file isn't a CSV. Try uploading a .csv file.
Set up the project
Configure the project before starting the analysis.
1. Name the project
Enter a Project name.
💡 The project name is required and must be different from your existing Site Scanner project names.
2. Choose the AI model
Option | Use it for |
Auto | Let Duranta choose the model for each site — the default |
Residential | Homes and smaller properties |
Commercial - Fast | Commercial properties |
Commercial — Makros (beta) | Larger commercial model, when enabled for your workspace |
3. Choose the property boundaries
Choose how Duranta determines the area to analyze.
Use the estimated service area from AI is the default.
Choose Use the official property boundaries when you want the analysis limited to the confirmed parcel.
With official boundaries, Duranta analyzes only inside the confirmed property boundary and excludes nearby easements or municipal areas.
4. Configure Site Owner and Verified
Turn on Show Site Owner to add a Site Owner column to the project table and CSV exports.
You can also choose the owner that all sites in the upload start with.
Turn on Show Verified to add the Verified column to the project and its exports.
These settings apply to the current project.
Map your columns
Under Map your columns, tell Duranta what each column in your CSV represents.
Duranta field | What to map |
Site ID | Your own unique identifier — optional |
Complete address | The entire address in one column |
Street Address | Street address |
Suite / Unit | Suite or unit number |
City | City |
State | State |
Zip Code | ZIP code |
Use either:
Complete address
or
Street Address, City, State, and Zip Code
Do not use both approaches for the same upload.
For columns you do not need, select Skip this column.
A preview of your CSV appears beside the mapping controls so you can confirm that each column is assigned correctly.
Duranta prevents mappings that cannot be analyzed, including:
Only one Site ID column can be selected.
Duplicate address component selected. Each of Street/City/State/ZIP can only be chosen once.
Choose either a Complete Address column OR select one each of Street/City/State/ZIP. Site ID is optional.
Analyze the project
When everything is ready, select Analyze.
If required information is missing, Duranta tells you what needs to be fixed.
For example:
Enter a project name to continue
Map an address column: either a complete address, or street, city, state, and zip.
Site ID must be unique…
Site ID cannot be empty…
If there is a Site ID problem, correct the values in your CSV or remove the Site ID mapping.
To discard the current setup and upload another file, select Start over.
Watch the analysis
Sites appear as they finish processing.
The project shows progress as:
{analyzed} / {total} addresses
Large projects can take a few minutes.
You do not need to keep the project open while it runs. You can return to it later from Previous projects.
Review the results
Site Scanner separates the results into Completed and Errors.
Completed
The Completed tab contains sites that were processed successfully.
Each site shows its measured areas in square feet.
You can:
Open a site to view its map
Use Copy values to copy its measurements into a spreadsheet
What each successful row shows
Each successfully analyzed property includes:
Property map preview
Row ID
Address
Site Owner (Optional)
Verified (Optional)
Measurement results
Link to site
Measurements in square feet
The following values are measured in ft²:
Measurement | What it shows |
Parcel area | Total parcel area |
Lawn | Lawn area |
Lawn (excl. trees) | Lawn area with tree cover removed |
Beds | Bed area |
Ground | Ground area |
Bushes / Shrubs | Bush and shrub area |
Trees | Tree canopy area |
Buildings | Building footprint area |
Fence | Fence area |
Surfaces | Surface area |
Muni sidewalks | Municipal sidewalk area |
Parking lots | Parking lot area |
Water | Water area |
Segment counts
Some categories also include a count showing how many separate segments
Duranta detected:
Category | Count represents |
Trees | Number of tree segments |
Bushes / Shrubs | Number of bush or shrub segments |
Buildings | Number of building segments |
If a measurement is not available, Duranta shows -.
Errors
The Errors tab contains sites that need attention.
Select Next error to move through them.
Message | What happened |
Address not found | Duranta could not resolve the address. Check the address in your CSV. |
Multiple parcels found | The address matched more than one parcel, so Duranta could not select a boundary automatically. |
AI analysis failed | The property's AI analysis did not complete. |
Edit or delete a site when you need to correct it.
If the address marker is in the wrong location, long-press the map to move it.
If you use Adjust lot to correct the property boundary, Duranta automatically runs the AI analysis again.
You will see:
Lot adjusted. AI analysis will run automatically.
Rename, delete, and change column settings
Open Project actions to manage the project.
From there, you can:
Rename project
Delete project
Change Show Site Owner
Change Show Verified
Deleting a project is permanent and removes every site in that project.
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.










