Agreements in separate files
Easements, rights-of-way, ownership details, and supporting documents can be difficult to trace across projects and teams.
Bring land records into one working view.
Utility Land Management Software
Put land agreements and rights-of-way on the map
Electric, gas, water, and telecom projects depend on clear land rights. The Peloton Platform brings agreement, ownership, payment, and obligation records into LandView, with LandView Map adding geographic context for utility land teams.
LAND AGREEMENTS · RIGHTS-OF-WAY · LAND MAPPING
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700+ CLIENTS
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Utility land work needs a clear record
Land teams need to know who holds a right, where it applies, and what comes due next. When those answers live in separate files and maps, it takes more work to act with confidence.
Challenge
Why it hurts
With Peloton
Obligations without context
Renewals, payments, and other agreement terms need attention long after a right is acquired.
Keep dates and obligations attached to the agreement.
Maps apart from the record
A location alone does not explain the agreement, parties, or rights behind a tract or corridor.
See land records with their spatial context.
How the Peloton Platform supports utility land projects
Start with the land work: research tracts, manage agreements, and put rights in geographic context. Peloton's land applications support these distinct steps without claiming to run utility networks.
Manage agreements in LandView
Keep surface and other land files, ownership information, payments, and agreement obligations together.
See land data in LandView Map
View agreement locations and related infrastructure with Esri-based GIS layers and connected LandView records.
Organize pre-agreement work
Peloton Broker supports tract-based prospect research, ownership resolution, and acquisition progress before an agreement moves into LandView.
Utility land workflows
Track easements and rights-of-way
Keep agreement files, parties, terms, and obligations accessible for the land rights associated with a utility project.
Review ownership and surface rights
Connect ownership history and land records so teams can research the rights behind a tract or corridor.
Stay ahead of dates and payments
Track agreement renewals, payment schedules, and other land obligations in the same system as the underlying files.
Map land and asset context
See land records, stakeholders, and infrastructure in a spatial view to inform coordination across land and GIS teams.
Land tools for utility projects
LandView
Manage land agreements, surface rights, ownership, payments, and obligations in a connected land record.
Explore LandView ›LandView Map
View LandView records alongside GIS layers, lease boundaries, and infrastructure for geographic context.
Explore LandView Map ›Utility land management questions
What is utility land management software?
Utility land management software tracks the easements, rights-of-way, agreements, ownership, payments, and obligations behind electric, gas, water, and telecom infrastructure. Peloton LandView manages those records in one system, and LandView Map shows them on an Esri-based map alongside the infrastructure. Peloton Broker manages land acquisition before agreements are signed.
How do utilities manage easements and right-of-way agreements?
Peloton LandView keeps each easement and right-of-way agreement in one record with its parties, terms, payments, and obligations, and it sends real-time notifications before renewals and payment dates. Surface files, contracts, and ownership history live in the same system, so right-of-way agents, legal, and GIS teams all work from one source. LandView Map shows each agreement on the route it supports.
How can utility land teams map rights-of-way along transmission lines?
Peloton LandView Map supports linear projects, such as transmission lines that cross many tracts. Built on Esri GIS, it shows agreement areas, ownership, and infrastructure together and updates automatically when LandView records change. Teams can overlay regulatory, environmental, and third-party layers, and they can move directly between the map and the underlying land record.
What software helps utilities acquire land for new transmission projects?
Peloton Broker manages tract-based land acquisition before agreements are signed, which makes it a natural fit for utility-scale projects with complex land agreements. Teams define tracts on a map, track ownership research, negotiation progress, and curative tasks, and negotiate within configured guidelines. Broker runs on the LandView data model, so signed agreements move into LandView without re-entry.
What should utilities look for in right-of-way management software?
Look for easements, agreements, and ownership in one system; automatic alerts for payments, renewals, and obligations; GIS mapping tied directly to land records; support for long linear projects; a clear pre-acquisition workflow; and APIs to ERP and GIS systems. Peloton LandView, LandView Map, and Peloton Broker provide each of these on one SaaS platform built on Microsoft Azure.
How do utility land teams keep ownership records current along a long route?
Peloton LandView's title chain visualizer shows every party, interest, and role on a tract over time, and curative workflows track title issues to resolution. Mass acquisition and data upload tools load many tracts at once, and project-based task tracking keeps route-wide work organized. Every change flows through to LandView Map, so the mapped route reflects the current land record.
Is Peloton LandView only for oil and gas land?
No. Peloton began developing LandView in 2014 for oil and gas land teams. In 2025, Peloton adapted it for utilities, solar, wind, mining, geothermal, and carbon capture projects, including their different royalty and payment structures. Utility land teams get the same agreement, obligation, title, and mapping tools, backed by Peloton's 35+ years in energy software and more than 700 clients worldwide.
Talk to Peloton
See your utility land work in context
Tell us how your team manages agreements, rights-of-way, ownership, or land mapping. We will focus the conversation on the records and decisions that matter to you.
Discuss your utility land workflows
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