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Can AI map complex metes-and-bounds descriptions with multiple calls and coordinate systems? Absolutely, if you give it the right harness. Here’s a preview of Land Intelligence, Clearfork’s new product currently in development. Upload a deed PDF, extract the legal description, convert it into COGO courses, and preview the geometry... show more

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