Private by default
Maps are private until you share them, and your own districts stay private until you publish them. Sharing is a switch you turn on, per map.
GEOFRAME DOCUMENTATION / PLANS AND DEPLOYMENT
Privacy, accounts and your data
Who can see your maps, how sign-in works, and how to keep everything inside your own network.
Signing in
You sign in to GeoFrame with a Frame Analytics account. You can add a mobile number for one-time sign-in codes; that number is used only for sign-in codes and security notices about your account. See the SMS program terms on this site.
Who can do what
Administrators decide, per user, who can create districts, edit and publish. Team plans add admin limits on the shared build allowance, and presentation accounts hide owner names.
Property records
Owner names, APNs and zoning come from public county records, labeled with their source. They can lag recent sales, so verify with the county before relying on them.
Keeping data in-house
With the on-premises license GeoFrame runs on your own server: district builds happen on your hardware, no data leaves your network, and the signed license works offline and never phones home.