ALTA Survey Review
Current to the 2026 ALTA/NSPS standard

A structured first pass on every ALTA/NSPS survey.

Proofle uses survey intelligence (SI) to review your ALTA/NSPS survey in your browser or inside Autodesk Civil 3D — a starting point for a qualified reviewer, and never a substitute for one.

Every finding is presented for professional judgment — to be confirmed, dismissed, or corrected. The determination remains yours.

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86 itemseach with a one-line reason
1–5 minutesusually; large surveys take longer
Not retainedNever used to train or improve SI or AI models.
Never modifiedThe review comes back as a separate report.
The synthetic demo drawing, Cardinal Business Park, open in Civil 3D
The sample survey that comes with Proofle, open in Civil 3D. Synthetic demo project; no real client data.
For law firms, title companies and lenders

You receive the survey. Someone still has to read it against the commitment.

Proofle runs that comparison as a structured first pass — a checklist of 86 items, each with a one-line reason, usually one to five minutes; large surveys take longer. It runs in your browser: nothing to install. It is a first pass, not a certification — your reviewer's call is still the call.

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For surveyors · inside Autodesk Civil 3D

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Proofle reads your survey to review it. It never writes to, edits, or alters your drawing.

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80,000+documented corrections from sealed production surveys
Why Proofle

The standard defines what a survey must contain. Tens of thousands of surveys taught us how they fail.

Proofle is grounded in tens of thousands of sealed production ALTA/NSPS surveys and in the corrections those surveys actually required in title review: certifications that omit a party, legal descriptions that drift from the commitment, encroachment notes at odds with the drawing, monumentation and notes that contradict one another. It is refined from our own production work — never from your documents.

The result is a structured first pass in minutes, current to the 2026 ALTA/NSPS standard. It is the same check a surveyor runs inside Civil 3D before delivery. Its false-alarm rate (how often it fails an item an experienced reviewer passed) is measured every week on real surveys and printed on every report, and every finding states its basis.

What it reviews

Where surveys actually go wrong

Proofle reviews the survey and title commitment against a checklist derived from documented corrections — not merely the published standard — across the full ALTA/NSPS requirements and the Table A items you select. Among the areas it examines:

Survey requirements

Table A items
The optional Table A items you selected for the survey — checked in scope.
Basis of bearings
That the basis of bearings is stated and consistent with the survey.
Flood zone
That the flood note identifies the zone and the FEMA panel and community.

Title cross-checks

Certification
Whether the certification names the parties it should, including the title insurer.
Schedule B exceptions
That title-commitment exceptions are addressed and dispositioned on the survey.
Legal description
Flags potential mismatches between the legal description and the title commitment for your review.

Drawing details

Monumentation
That boundary corners are monumented and the monumentation is noted.
Encroachments
Presence of the encroachment statement when it's called for by scope.
…and more
Surveyor identity and licensure, scale and north arrow, adjoiners, access, and the rest of the checklist.

Each item resolves to FAIL, RECOMMEND, PASS, or N/A with a short, plain-language reason — surfaced for your review, never decided for you.

See the format

A sample review

This is the per-item format you get back. The data below is a fully synthetic demo project — not a real client survey.

The survey PDF this sample review was run on: the Cardinal Business Park ALTA/NSPS sheet, shown in black and white
The survey PDF this review was run on, shown in black and white. Synthetic demo project.
Cardinal Business Park  ·  Project 2026-0007  ·  ALTA/NSPS Land Title Survey
Synthetic demo data
3
Fail
3
Recommend
54
Pass
26
N/A
#StatusFinding
6FAILFieldwork date shown. The certification block does not state the fieldwork completion date. The date must be stated within the certification itself.
54FAILEncroachment statement present. An encroachment statement is completely absent from the survey.
222FAILTA20: All encroachment types identified (a-e). Table A Item 20 is in scope, but no encroachment statement of any kind is present on the survey.
3 recommendations: 2 shown on the drawing below, 1 more in the full report · 54 passed · 26 not applicable to this survey

On the drawing

Excerpt of the sample survey drawing with the text this finding refers to outlined
RECOMMEND #8 Certification block — certified parties, address, standards year, reference numberCert To: block reads: '1450 Commerce Owner, LLC and Stonepath Bank, N.A., its successors and/or assigns as their interests may appear'. Missing: Halverdene Title Insurance Company.
Excerpt of the sample survey drawing with the text this finding refers to outlined
RECOMMEND #203 TA3: Flood zone, FIRM panel #, panel date, community #Table A 3 in scope. Note 9 reads: 'FLOOD: By graphic plotting only, the property lies in Zone X (minimal flood hazard) per FEMA FIRM Panel 17167C0234D, Comm. No. 170604, eff. 01/06/2021'. Zone, panel number and date are given, but the note does not expressly state that the property is not located within a Special Flood Hazard Area.

The 3 failures are things missing from the survey, so there is nothing on the drawing to mark.

Findings from the review of the sample survey that comes with Proofle, run with its title commitment. Synthetic demo project (Cardinal Business Park); no real client data.

How to trust it

Built to assist your judgment — and to respect your data

Proofle is built on a single premise: a structured first pass, with the professional's judgment governing every determination.

An aid, not a replacement

Proofle provides assistive first-pass review only — not a substitute for licensed professional review. Every finding is a prompt for professional judgment: you confirm, dismiss, or correct each one, and independently verify every output. Where the document does not support a determination, the item is returned for your confirmation rather than decided.

Your documents aren't retained

Documents are processed and not retained. They are never used to train or improve SI or AI models.

Your drawing is never modified

Proofle reads your survey to review it. It never writes to, edits, or alters your drawing — the review is delivered as a separate report, and your file remains exactly as you saved it.

Read the full Privacy Policy for how data is handled, retained, and protected.

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Three steps to your first review

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1

Install the Civil 3D plug-in

Get Proofle from the Autodesk Design and Make Marketplace — free to install. Restart Civil 3D and you're ready.

2

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3

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Open your drawing, type PROOFLE, point it at your survey and title PDFs, and get your report in minutes.

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