1. Click and drag to pan around your project data.

4. Double-click on a location to centre and zoom in.

Navigating using a mouse

1. Click on the upload button in the right-hand toolbar.

You can select multiple files if you want to upload more than one at once.

3. Click continue and your files will start to upload to the platform.

4. Monitor their progress in the upload panel at the bottom-left of the screen.

in the file upload pop-up to view your file.

6. When the file is finished uploading they are stored and accessible via the  

7. Once the processing is finished, the file will appear on the map. You can rename the file and toggle between making it visible or not. 

Uploading a file

 button which will redirect you to Sensat’s visualisation platform.

Top tip: You can also access this page by navigating directly to 

Logging in

To access project data in Sensat’s visualisation platform you will have to be invited by one of your colleagues or by a Sensat admin. You will be sent an email granting you access to the project.

If you have been invited to multiple projects you will receive more than one email, please click on the Get Started button on the latest email invite in your inbox.

N.B. Password strength is important to protect your account. A password should be difficult to guess either manually or through automated means. Our password policy will only accept passwords that match the following criteria:

Password must be at least 8 characters long

N.B: We also have additional password policies to further ensure the strength of the selected password

Previously used passwords cannot be reused

Passwords from the ‘password dictionary’ are not allowed. The password dictionary is a list of the 10,000 most common passwords (here)

No personal data can be used as a password. This includes your name and email address

Accepting my invite

1. Click on the team manager icon on the right-hand toolbar to open the 

3. Enter the email address of a user and click 

4. Your colleague will then receive an email invitation giving them access to the project.

Inviting team members

 link on the login page to generate a reset email.


 you used to sign up to Sensat’s platform and click 

3. Open the email you have received from us with the subject, ‘Reset your password’ and click 

 and you will be taken into the platform and your new password will be saved.

N.B: Password strength is important to protect your account. Our password policy will only accept passwords that match the following criteria: 

Reset your password

If you are accessing your project on a desktop computer or a laptop, please use Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge as your browser. 

If issues still persist please contact 

Blank screen, 404 errors, projects not appearing in Project Manager

 or links to projects result in a 404 error or a blank screen, typically this indicates that you’ve not been added to the project you are trying to access.

Problems logging onto my project

Navigating using a touchscreen

Navigating using a keyboard

The fly to coordinate tool enables you to fly to an exact location within your project and to mark that location with a point markup. Once defined, the markup can be edited or attachments added as usual.

Location coordinates must be defined in metres, entered in either a X, Y or X, Y, Z format and be within the boundaries of your project CRS (Coordinate Reference System), for the fly to coordinate tool to work.

Latitude/Longitude units are not supported at present, however if you have coordinates in this format, they can easily be transformed to match your project CRS using this website 

Every project on Sensat has a CRS. To view what CRS your project is using, go to settings (at the top of the right-hand toolbar) and select project settings. A CRS is a series of mathematical rules that defines the location of a point (X, Y, Z) in a defined space and ensures that different sets of geospatial information within a project (e.g. a pointcloud and a CAD model) can align with one another correctly.

1. Select the helicopter icon in the left-hand toolbar

2. Enter your coordinates, defined in metres and separated by commas. Both X, Y and Y, Y, Z formats are accepted. If you don’t provide a z-coordinate we will estimate the elevation for you.

the coordinates you enter must be inside your project CRS or you will not be able to fly to them.

3. Once you have entered valid coordinates, a grey box will appear, listing your coordinates and showing a point icon. Clicking on this grey box will fly to your chosen location.

4. A transparent point markup will be displayed at the exact coordinates that you defined. At this stage you can choose to save the point by clicking on it or hitting enter. Alternatively, you can discard the markup by pressing 

5. If you have chosen to keep the markup, it will appear as in the image below. The 

 panel will also open, providing you with the opportunity to edit the markup e.g. change the name, apply an icon, add it to the timeline etc or add an attachment.

Navigating using site coordinates

The controls to navigate the 2D environment are the same as in the 3D environment.

The Sensat platform allows you to visualise both 3D data and 2D data.

1. Navigate to the left-hand toolbar and click the 

Navigating between 2D and 3D views

The Sensat platform allows you to upload as many files into your project as you would like. Some of these files will be visualised on the map as a layer allowing you to see as much of your data as you can in one place. The other file types will be stored for future reference in the 

 can be uploaded and will be stored in the 

 and visualised as a layer in your 3D environment.

 panel and visualised as a layer in your 2D environment.

.png, .pdf, .jpg, .obj, .fbx, .mtl, .tfw, .rvt, .shp, .rcp/rcs, .e57, .pts

 files can be uploaded and will be stored in the 

What file types can I upload?

1. Select the layer you want to delete in the 

 panel, click on the three ellipses and select 

Navigating using a mouse

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