FAQ

Use the Select by Attribute button in the top right. This opens a query builder where you can input specific criteria to highlight only the data points you need.

You can use the Checkboxes on the far left of the table.

• Click individual circles to select specific rows.
• Note: If you have used a filter, only the visible filtered rows will be available for selection.

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File size limits depend on your plan. If an upload fails due to size, try simplifying the geometry or splitting the dataset into smaller parts before uploading.

Yes. Describe your full workflow in natural language and the platform will execute each step in sequence, using the output of one operation as the input for the next.

Example: "Buffer layer A by 1km, then clip it with layer B, then calculate the area of each resulting polygon."

Results appear in two places simultaneously:

1. As a new layer on the interactive map.
2. As a new entry in the Data Catalog in the Right Panel. You can click the layer to inspect it, open its attribute table, or export it.

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If your command returns an error, begin by verifying that your data contains valid geometries and is free of self-intersections. Ensure that the coordinate reference system (CRS) is correctly defined and that all necessary input files are properly loaded in the Data Catalog. To improve success, ensure your command is clear; if the operation is complex, try breaking it into smaller, individual steps.

• Clean Geometries: Verify geometries are free of self-intersections or corrupted features.
• CRS: Confirm the coordinate reference system (CRS) is properly defined.
• Shapefiles: Zip all essential components (.shp, .shx, .dbf, and .prj) into a single archive.
• Naming: Use descriptive naming conventions to easily identify layers in the Data Catalog.

• Remove Clutter: Regularly remove temporary or unnecessary layers from the Data Catalog.
• Session Naming: Name your sessions descriptively to quickly locate previous work.
• Save Often: Save your sessions frequently to prevent data loss during complex operations.

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• Optimized Browsers: Access the platform via Chrome, Firefox, or Edge.
• Memory Management: Close unnecessary browser tabs or background applications.
• Hardware Acceleration: Verify that hardware acceleration is enabled in your browser settings.
• Simplify Data: Try simplifying complex geometries to reduce the computational load.

1. Check Format: Confirm the format is supported (.SHP, .GEOJSON, .KML, .CSV, or .PARQUET).
2. Component Check: For Shapefiles, ensure .shp, .shx, .dbf, and .prj are uploaded together.
3. Corruption Check: Verify the file is not corrupted by opening it in another GIS application.
4. Size Test: Try importing a smaller test file to isolate connection or data constraint issues.

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• Toggle View: Click the "Show Map" button to ensure the view is turned on.
• Refresh/Cache: Perform a browser refresh or clear your browser's cache and cookies.
• Connectivity: Verify a stable internet connection and check that no firewall is blocking map data.

• Close unnecessary tabs and background apps.
• Work with smaller or simplified datasets whenever possible.
• Use a modern browser with hardware acceleration enabled.
• Split massive datasets into smaller, more manageable parts.

• Email: contact@griidai.com for technical or account queries.
• Help Widget: Located in the bottom left corner of your dashboard for real-time support.
• Self-Service: Visit the GriidAi website for Video Tutorials and comprehensive documentation.