Property boundary images on NSW reviews

What boundary images show

When you open a NSW contract review, you may see satellite map images attached to the title reference and land address fields. These images:

• Show the property outlined with a teal boundary line over satellite imagery
• Are generated from NSW Government spatial data using the lot/plan details on the contract
• Appear automatically when the review is created
• Are included in the client report wherever those fields appear

Where the images appear

Images are attached to two fields:

• Title reference - each registered title gets its own image showing only that title's boundary. If a contract has multiple titles, each one displays its own image.
• Land address - a single combined image showing all the property boundaries together, useful for contracts spanning multiple lots.

When boundary images are not generated

You won't see boundary images in these cases:

• The contract is for a property outside NSW (only NSW Government spatial data is supported)
• The title is unregistered or proposed (e.g. plan of subdivision still being registered)
• The lot/plan details are missing or couldn't be parsed from the contract
• NSW Government spatial data has no record of the property (most often new developments where the boundary hasn't been published yet)

In any of these cases, the title reference and land address fields still work normally - they just won't have an attached image.

Editing or removing the images

Boundary images behave like any other field image once attached. You can:

• View the image at full size by clicking the thumbnail
• Edit the image to add further highlights or annotations (for example, marking an easement or area of interest)
• Add additional images alongside it (for example, your own annotated screenshots)
• Remove it from the field if you don't want it in the report