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Mining Land Management Software for Agreements and Obligations

Connect land agreements, ownership records, obligations, and maps for mining projects

Mining land management brings agreements, ownership records, payment schedules, and spatial context into a clearer working picture. The Peloton Platform connects these land-data workflows through LandView and LandView Map so land and legal teams can work from the same information as projects evolve.

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LAND AGREEMENTS · OWNERSHIP RECORDS · OBLIGATION TRACKING

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Mining land data should not live in silos

An agreement in one system, an ownership update in another, and a map saved elsewhere make it harder to answer basic land questions. Keep the records behind project decisions connected.

Agreements without context

When contracts and ownership histories sit in separate files, teams spend time matching parties, interests, and the agreements behind a land position.

Keep agreement and ownership records together.

Deadlines tracked by hand

Payment schedules, renewals, and other agreement obligations are easy to lose in email and spreadsheets as a portfolio grows.

Put key dates in the land workflow.

Maps that lag the records

A boundary shown in an old export can miss a change made to the underlying land record.

See mapped context alongside current records.

How the Peloton Platform connects mining land data

The land-data applications on the Peloton Platform each have a distinct job: LandView manages agreement and ownership records, LandView Map adds spatial context, and Peloton Broker supports tract-based work before an agreement. Discuss the right fit for your agreement types and jurisdiction with Peloton.

Land workflows for mining projects

Organize land agreements

Keep agreement files, key dates, payments, and obligations in a land record that teams can review and report on.

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Trace ownership changes

View the history of parties and interests associated with a land file, and coordinate title research or curative work where needed.

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Review mapped land context

Open LandView Map to see land boundaries and configured layers alongside the records that inform a project.

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Move from prospect to agreement

For teams working before execution, define tracts and track acquisition progress in Peloton Broker, then bring resulting agreements into LandView.

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The land-data tools behind the work

LandView

Manage agreements, ownership, scheduled payments, and obligations in one land-data application.

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LandView Map

Examine land records on an interactive map with boundaries and spatial layers relevant to your project.

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Mining land management questions

What is mining land management software?

Mining land management software tracks the agreements, ownership, payments, and obligations behind the land a mining project depends on. Peloton LandView brings these into one system that holds contract, mineral, and surface files, royalty and payment schedules, and obligation alerts. LandView Map adds Esri-based GIS mapping, and Peloton Broker manages tracts before agreements are signed. Peloton extended LandView to mining and other alternative-energy land projects in 2025.

What should mining companies look for in land management software?

Look for agreements, surface files, and mineral files in one system; automated alerts for payments, renewals, and obligations; a clear ownership history; GIS mapping built on a standard like Esri; support for multiple jurisdictions; and reporting you can configure without programming. Peloton LandView offers each of these. It handles jurisdictions in Canada, the United States, and internationally, and it connects to ERP systems through APIs.

How do mining land teams track royalties, payments, and obligation deadlines?

Peloton LandView automates payment schedules and renewals and sends real-time notifications for obligations and approvals, so deadlines come up before they're missed. It tracks royalties, acreage, and payment obligations by agreement. Peloton adapted LandView for the royalty and payment structures used outside oil and gas, including in mining projects.

How can mining companies map their land agreements and boundaries?

Peloton LandView Map puts land records on an Esri-based map, with agreement boundaries, ownership, and infrastructure shown together. The map updates automatically when records change in LandView, so no one has to redraw boundaries by hand. Teams add custom layers, save areas of interest, run spatial queries, and export to CSV from a desktop, laptop, or mobile device.

How do mining land teams keep ownership and title history clear?

Peloton LandView includes a title chain visualizer that shows every party, interest, and role on a tract over time. Land and legal teams use it to verify title, run curative workflows, and trace how ownership changed before they sign or renew an agreement. Because surface and mineral files live in the same system, both sides of the ownership picture stay connected.

What software helps mining companies acquire land before agreements are signed?

Peloton Broker manages tract-based land acquisition before agreements are executed. Teams define prospects and tract boundaries on a map, track ownership research, negotiation progress, and curative tasks, and work within configured negotiation guidelines. Broker runs on the LandView data model, so once a deal is signed, the shapes and agreement data carry into LandView without re-entry.

Can mining land data connect to ERP, GIS, and finance systems?

Yes. Peloton LandView connects to ERP, financial, and GIS systems through APIs, and LandView Map is compatible with Esri ArcGIS layers. Peloton ETL, powered by Snowflake, and Peloton Dashboards bring land data into warehouses, reporting, and BI workflows. The Platform runs as SaaS on Microsoft Azure with SOC 1 and SOC 2 Type 2 compliance.

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See land data in context

Tell us about the agreements, ownership records, obligation dates, and mapped land data your team works with. We will discuss where LandView and LandView Map fit, and what needs a closer review.

Request a mining land management demo

A Peloton team member will follow up to discuss your land-data needs.