TraceAir, the leading site intelligence platform for land development and residential construction teams, today announced a strategic integration with Pipsy, a fast-growing platform for managing lot inventory and sales in master planned communities. This partnership brings together two powerful systems to offer developers, builders, and sales teams a unified, visual solution—combining up-to-date aerial site intelligence with real-time lot data, all in one place.

Pipsy users can now power their lot dashboards and weekly reports with high-resolution visuals from TraceAir, allowing them to visually verify slab pours, starts, and site progress without solely relying on manual site visits or delayed updates. For TraceAir users, this integration extends the value of their volumetric scan data beyond site planning and grading—making it a critical resource for sales, marketing, and builder coordination.

“Master planned communities need more than raw data—they need visual clarity across every phase of development,” said Alena Petrova, VP of Product at TraceAir. “By integrating with Pipsy, we’re giving our shared clients a faster, smarter way to track progress, manage inventory, and drive decisions across their teams without juggling between screens.” 

More visibility, less guesswork

Developers using Pipsy can now overlay TraceAir’s latest drone imagery directly onto their lot maps, gaining a close-to-real-time view of site activity without relying on constant site visits for the most accurate information. This enhanced visibility makes it easier to confirm construction progress, plan sales releases and takedowns proactively, and improve the accuracy of builder and MUD reporting. 

Frequently updated visuals can also be shared with buyers and stakeholders to build trust and transparency. For sales and marketing teams, the integration adds immediate value by enriching websites and presentations with current aerial imagery—boosting buyer confidence and accelerating sales conversations.

A seamless experience across platforms

The integration is currently live and supports direct data sharing between TraceAir and Pipsy. Scan files from TraceAir are automatically layered into Pipsy dashboards for mutual users, enabling a lot-by-lot view of progress that evolves with every scan. Developers can also request new site captures on demand through Pipsy, with TraceAir fulfilling scans as needed.

“This integration was built to minimize friction,” said Aaron Crawford, CEO of Pipsy. “Whether you’re tracking lot sales or managing construction, you shouldn’t have to bounce between tools. We’re excited to bring real site intelligence to the data our clients already rely on.”

Serving a shared vision

Both companies are focused on serving mid-sized to large developers—particularly those building master planned communities across Texas, Florida, Hawaii, and beyond. With overlapping clients such as Oxland and Johnson Development, the partnership offers a unique opportunity for cross-platform value and expansion.