TrueGRID is Whitestar’s constructed land grid system that combines parcel-level context with authoritative land grid frameworks built from legal descriptions and public land survey references.

It allows Energy & Utilities and other regulated organizations to use parcel data where appropriate—while relying on consistent, defensible land grids for decisions involving infrastructure planning, ROW management, permitting, and regulatory compliance.

Parcel data is typically compiled from county tax assessor records and varies in accuracy and structure. Whitestar’s land grids are constructed from authoritative sources to provide consistency, traceability, and reliability for regulated workflows such as ROW management, permitting, and infrastructure planning.

Parcel data provides part of the picture. TrueGRID land grids are constructed from General Land Office (GLO) survey plats—including Lots, Tracts, and Quarter-Quarter divisions— delivering consistent, traceable land boundaries that parcel data alone cannot fully represent.

Used together, parcel data and land grids give Energy & Utilities organizations both contextual insight and defensible precision for ROW management, permitting, infrastructure planning, and regulated workflows.

Yes. Many organizations use parcel data for contextual reference while relying on Whitestar’s land grids when accuracy, consistency, and defensibility are required for regulatory or operational decisions.

TrueGRID is designed to support regulated decisions, providing traceable, auditable land intelligence that reduces uncertainty during permitting, audits, and dispute resolution.

TrueGRID is fully standardized nationwide, enabling repeatable analytics, automation, and AI workflows using tools such as Python, FME, and enterprise GIS platforms, without county-by-county normalization.