13/10/2026
From 2 to 6 specialists: How a geospatial data and mapping company scaled its production team with GIS-Point
More projects mean more data to process. But hiring and onboarding new specialists every time the workload grows can slow things down.
One of our clients in the geospatial data and mapping sector chose a more flexible approach: a Dedicated Back-Office Team with GIS-Point.
The collaboration started with two specialists. As the client’s production needs increased, the team gradually grew to six.
Instead of recruiting every new team member in-house, the client could expand its production capacity as the workload demanded.
What does the team work on:
Our specialists support the workflow that turns drone survey data into usable deliverables, including:
→ Processing geospatial data from drone surveys
→ Working with point clouds, DSM rasters and orthomosaics
→ Preparing CAD drawings and digitizing buildings and roof features
→ Measuring heights and annotating roof slopes according to project specifications
→ Following the client’s tools, workflows and quality requirements
Consistency matters. Whether the team has two specialists or six, the work needs to follow the same technical standards and project specifications.
Why does this model work for geospatial companies?
1. Scale gradually. Start with the capacity you need and expand as your project pipeline grows.
2. Reduce recruitment overhead. Add specialist production capacity through an established delivery partner instead of sourcing every new team member yourself.
3. Keep your workflow. Dedicated specialists work with your tools, templates and technical requirements.
4. Free up your core team. Give your in-house experts more room to focus on technical decisions, client relationships and higher-value work.
GIS-Point’s Dedicated Back-Office Team now includes 15+ specialists supporting clients with geospatial production workflows.
If your drone mapping, surveying or LiDAR business has more work coming in than your current team can process, let’s talk about adding the capacity you need.
