Spend more time on professional judgement—and make the reasoning behind your recommendations clearer to clients.

16 October 2026—Fengshui.Global has upgraded its Xuan Kong Map Workbench for feng shui consultants, specialist practices, and property and spatial-design teams with a need for feng shui research. The platform brings real locations, surrounding roads and buildings, Xuan Kong Pai Long and Flying Star analysis, and reviewable research records into a connected workflow, supporting the journey from initial site research to client discussions.

Build a clearer basis for comparing potential sites

A residential or commercial brief often begins with several addresses, different orientations and competing location considerations. Consultants need to understand each site and explain why it merits closer investigation. The workbench starts with an address or a point on the map, brings together road, building-outline and entrance information, and supports Pai Long, Flying Star and candidate-orientation analysis. This helps practitioners organise the questions that need checking on site. For practices serving multiple areas or managing several projects, it brings preparatory research into a more consistent workflow.

Make your expertise easier for clients to understand

The value of a professional service includes the ability to explain how a recommendation was reached. By connecting locations, calculation inputs and research results, the platform gives consultants concrete material for that conversation. Historical-result comparisons, reports and data exports available under the relevant access permissions can support proposals, project reviews and follow-up work. Practitioners can explain their approach around a specific location, distinguish confirmed information from assumptions, and identify what still requires a site visit.

Turn individual assignments into a lasting body of work

For independent consultants, organised records make past work easier to revisit. For practices, educators and research institutions, documented cases with identifiable sources support teaching and discussion of methods. At verification on 15 October, the platform's public research catalogue contained more than 23,000 records. Prospective users can explore public materials to understand how research is presented before assessing the platform's fit with their own work.

The latest improvements make research lists and maps easier to browse and strengthen the organisation and preservation of research materials. For professional users, the practical aim is easier access to relevant information and past research, leaving more attention for site observation, developing recommendations and serving clients.

Explore what the workbench can bring to your next project

If you are comparing homes, commercial premises or office locations for a client, or looking to organise your practice's research and deliverables, visit Fengshui.Global. Start with the public research examples, explore the approach using a location you know, and review the services and access options relevant to your needs. Organisations interested in discussing professional applications and exchange can also share their requirements through the Global Feng Shui Association's contact page.

The platform supports traditional feng shui research and professional workflows. Practical services still require site visits and professional judgement. Data coverage and feature availability are subject to current platform information and account permissions. The accompanying image is an AI-generated conceptual illustration.